Discover the New Hublot Classic Fusion Titanium Retroverse and the Manufacture’s Watches and Wonders 2026 Novelties

Right after announcing K-Pop idol Jungkook as its latest brand ambassador, Hublot presented an unforgettable showcase at Watches and Wonders 2026, highlighted by high-precision diamond-setting and a bold new approach to openworking.

Not one to rest on its laurels, the brand followed up this past week with an intriguing trio of timepieces created in collaboration with long-time retail partner The Hour Glass.

Classic Fusion Titanium Retroverse

Created in partnership with The Hour Glass, the 42mm Classic Fusion Titanium Retroverse is fitted with the anticlockwise HUB1105 movement that ticks backwards.

That’s right—its movement revolves its hands counterclockwise, so the italicized Arabic numerals of its grained gradient dial have been reflected horizontally.

This whimsical trio comes in blue, green and gray “aged titanium” cases, with matching calf leather straps. Each is limited to 30 examples, priced at S$16,900, and is only available at The Hour Glass boutiques in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam.

Big Bang Reloaded

A flagship collection of Hublot alongside the Classic Fusion and Spirit of Big Bang, the Big Bang has been reimagined with a new style of openworking that proudly displays the column wheel of its flyback chronograph at the 6 o’clock position. A well-made column wheel chronograph like Hublot’s runs smoothly and doesn’t “stutter” when activated.

Its HUB 1280 Unico movement holds five patents for its backlash compensating oscillating clutch, anti-shaking chronograph hand system, shock-resistant time-setting, “zero friction” ratchet wheel blocker, and watch rate fine-adjustment system.

Hublot has been relentlessly developing and improving its Unico caliber ever since its release in 2010, and this in-house movement now powers the brand’s entire Big Bang family.

The 44mm Big Bang Reloaded arrives as a quintet: in titanium, 18k Magic Gold, black ceramic, blue ceramic and green ceramic. Prices range from US$24,000 for the titanium model, to US$44,500 for the Magic Gold model.

Big Bang Reloaded Kylian Mbappé

Hublot has also created a 200-piece limited edition in tribute to its ambassador Kylian Mbappé.

“Working on this watch with Hublot gave me the chance to reflect on my journey, every match, every goal, every big moment… With ‘Trust Yourself’ engraved at 6 o’clock, this piece is a reminder of how I’ve always played, with confidence, freedom and passion,” remarked Mbappé.

His white ceramic-and-18k King Gold timepiece is priced at US$30,000.

Big Bang Reloaded Usain Bolt

The world’s fastest man, Usain Bolt, too has been honored with his own 200-piece limited edition.

“The lightning-bolt hand [represents my signature] pose. A green and yellow pulse with Jamaica in my heart. The soil in the case-back? The ground that made me,” explained the Hublot Ambassador and eight-time Olympic gold medalist.

“Wear it, own it and make your own history.”

This black ceramic-and-carbon timepiece is also priced at US$30,000.

Spirit of Big Bang Moonphase Impact

To mark the 10^th anniversary of the Big Bang Impact Bang, Hublot unveiled a dazzling trio that are a masterclass in diamond and sapphire craftsmanship.

The Spirit of Big Bang Impact Sapphire Jewellery features a 42mm polished sapphire crystal case and a dial set with 91 fancy-cut diamonds. Limited to 20 pieces, it comes with a price tag of US$543,000.

The Spirit of Big Bang Impact Sapphire has a similar sapphire case, paired with a rhodium-plated dial with alternating Osmium Appliques. This 30-piece limited edition is priced at US$114,500.

Rounding off the trilogy is the 42mm Spirit of Big Bang Impact All Black that brandishes a microblasted and polished black ceramic case. The dial of this 100-piece limited edition has been polished and black-plated, and it will go for US$33,700.

Each applique of these timepieces has been precisely positioned and secured by hand. The ultra-hard sapphire components and diamonds have been cut to precise shapes, and for the first time in Hublot’s history, diamonds have been set directly into sapphire.

All three watches are powered by the HUB1770 Self-winding Skeleton Moonphase Caliber.

Big Bang Tourbillon Impact High Jewellery One Million

Also warranting high-precision craftsmanship and hundreds of hours of setting, the Big Bang Tourbillon Impact High Jewellery One Million is encrusted with 500 diamonds (~44.6 cts) that have been cut in unconventional shapes and painstakingly arranged around a central flying tourbillon.

This 45mm 18k white gold timepiece is powered by the HUB9015 Manual Winding Tourbillon movement, and will retail for US$1,205,000.

Big Bang One Click Joyful Steel Purple

The newest addition to the Hublot Big Bang Joyful collection is a 33mm steel timepiece with a gleaming white dial. Its polished steel bezel is set with 36 amethysts. Powered by the HUB1120 Self-winding Movement, it comes with both a white-lined purple rubber strap and a white rubber strap, and will go for US$15,500.

The Big Bang Joyful collection includes the Joyful Steel Sky Blue, Joyful Steel Apple Green, Joyful Steel Orange and Joyful Steel Pink.

Andre Frois

Asia Editor · Haute Time

Andre Frois, previously the Editor-in-Chief of Revolution Asia, brings a wealth of experience to Haute Time. A Singaporean of Portuguese-Chinese descent, Frois has been creating compelling watch content since 2010 for prestigious publications such as Tatler, World of Watches, and The Peak. Renowned for his ability to distill the technical, historical, and financial aspects of watches into accessible narratives, he has also made a mark with investigative stories for VICE and the South China Morning Post. A graduate of NTU’s School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering with a specialization in biomedical engineering, Frois furthered his expertise with a specialist diploma in Sport Science.