Felix Scholz
Hublot has built its brand on the twin pillars of big and bold I mean, they don't call it a Big Bang for nothing. This year the brand changed tack with the announcement of a scaled-down Big Bang, clocking in at a much more wrist-friendly 42mm. Just quietly, I think this is an awesome development: 42mm means that the watch will comfortably fit more wrists than ever before, while still offering maximalist impact. And it's just the beginning, with fairly core models being offered in this smaller diameter, but I suspect that will change soonSo, if you've never tried on a Hublot for fear of it overwhelming your wrist, I'd strongly suggest trying the 42mm Big Bang on for size.Hublot Big Bang Unico Titanium Chronograph 42mm Australian pricingHublot Big Bang Unico Titanium Chronograph 42mm, $22,100.
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