Hublot Big Bang Unico Chronograph Perpetual Calendar replica watch review

The Hublot Big Bang Unico Chronograph Perpetual Calendar watch was a new model launched from Baselworld 2015,Available in 18K King Gold or Titanium, this new watch marks a new chapter in the history of Hublot.Here today i will introduce this watch and make a simple review about the replica Hublot watch from Ftwatches.cn.

About the Hublot Big Bang Unico Chronograph Perpetual Calendar

The Big Bang Chrono Perpetual Calendar is light, given its utilization of titanium or King Gold for that situation . The situation is big like this of Big Bangs, and measures in at 45 mm across.

The azure-very dial provides a look at outdoors-labored movement inside. Baton-formed hands and hour markers are covered in Super-LumiNova along with a red second hands matches red minute markers round the dial?ˉs circumference. Four dials mark the date/leap year at noon. The month and 30-minute chronograph counter sit at 9 o?ˉclock, as the day and 12-hour chronograph counter reaches 6 o?ˉclock. The moonphase, that is highlighted having a fumed very of their own to have an opaque look, reaches 3.

The automated calibre HUB 1270 Unico full-grown and made by Hublot, is definitely an automatic chronograph and perpetual calendar movement with oscillating weight in black satin-finished tungsten and which supplies an electrical reserve of three days when fully wound. The calibre is obviously visible through the display situation back.

Sticker Cost $85,100 USD for 18K King Gold and $66,700 for Titanium.

Hublot Big Bang Unico Chronograph Perpetual Calendar replica watch review


AAA Hublot replica are not an easy find specially because the case has to be good quality. This watch wil bes a good choice,Look was same,3 o’clock chrono is the military hour, 6 o’clock chrono is a small seconds hand and the 9 o’clock chrono is a stopwatch. The seconds hand does tick rather then sweeping but I lock it at 12 o’clock and that pretty much kills it.

All chronographs work too on this Quartz (battery-run) movement. Those are the perks of a good quality Japanese movement.