Hublot Big Bang Broderie Steel Diamonds

During this year’s Geneva Watch Fair, Hublot unveiled a striking new interpretation of its iconic Big Bang — the Big Bang Broderie. What sets this model apart is the unprecedented fusion of traditional embroidery motifs with cutting-edge carbon fiber, creating a captivating and avant-garde aesthetic.
The embroidered skull motif featured on the Big Bang Broderie is crafted using a traditional embroidery technique from St. Gallen, Switzerland. The intricate embroidery on the dial and bezel is seamlessly integrated into the carbon fiber structure, while the strap carries matching embroidered patterns applied onto natural rubber. Hublot takes great pride in this technical innovation — the unique carbon fiber and embroidery composite bezel is manufactured in-house at Hublot’s own materials laboratory.
The dial is set with 11 diamond hour markers, and the lugs are adorned with 198 brilliant-cut diamonds. The silver embroidery version is paired with white diamonds, while the black embroidery version features rare black diamonds, adding a sophisticated contrast.
The 41 mm case houses the automatic HUB1110 movement, offering a 42-hour power reserve — a specification that places this piece in the more accessible range of Hublot’s lineup.

While carbon fiber watches typically convey a futuristic and high-tech impression, the Big Bang Broderie reinterprets the material with an artistic and feminine flair, blending craftsmanship and innovation — making it one of the most remarkable Hublot creations of the year.
Hublot Big Bang Broderie Steel Diamonds
Stainless steel case, 41 mm diameter, sapphire crystal front and back, carbon fiber dial with embroidered motif and diamond-set indexes, rhodium-plated hands, automatic Caliber HUB1110, 21 jewels，28,800 vph, 42-hour power reserve, black rubber and silver-embroidered silk strap, stainless steel clasp, water-resistant to 100 meters.