BY JOVAN K
Since 2017, Hublot has made the Mediterranean summer its playground, turning these seasonal watch launches into a full ritual. Last year, they mixed things up by blending orange with sky blue and dark blue on the Big Bang Unico Summer 2025 Edition, but for their summer 2026 drop, Hublot went all-in with the “Art of Pastel” theme. Instead of just rolling out a single watch and calling it a day, they released a family of pastel-drenched Big Bangs in 42mm, 44mm, and 33mm that look like sweets from a high-end candy shop. It is a loud, unpretentious flex meant for the sun.
Hublot Big Bang Summer Multi-Colored Ceramic 42mm & Big Bang Titanium Peach Ceramic 42mm
Big Bang Summer Multi-Colored Ceramic 42mm 441.ERG.6610.RX
The Big Bang Summer Multi-Colored Ceramic 42mm version (reference 441.ERG.6610.RX) features a 42mm layered sandwich layout with a thickness of 14.5mm. The architecture brings together a polished pink and mint green ceramic body, topped with a sky blue ceramic bezel and case-back. The Big Bang Titanium Peach Ceramic 42mm version (reference 441.NCU.5920.RX) keeps the same size but swaps the colored ceramic body for a satin-finished and polished titanium chassis, keeping just the bezel in polished peach ceramic. Both configurations are water-resistant to 100 meters.
Big Bang Titanium Peach Ceramic 42mm 441.NCU.5920.RX
The multi-colored edition uses a matte mint green and pink dial that perfectly tracks the pastel body. The Titanium Peach version goes for a cleaner peach skeleton dial with matching peach hands. Both models leave the gears and the front-mounted column wheel entirely open to view.
Both chronographs run on the in-house HUB1280 UNICO manufacture movement. It is a self-winding, flyback chronograph featuring a column wheel, ticking at 4 Hz (28,800 vibrations per hour) with 43 jewels and a 72-hour power reserve. A quick press of the side pushers snaps the stopwatch hands back to zero for instant resetting on the fly.
The Titanium Peach model features the One-Click interchangeable strap system, coming on a dedicated peach-structured lined rubber strap secured by a titanium deployant buckle. It retails for $24,000. Meanwhile, the Multi-Coloured Ceramic comes as a full set utilizing the same One-Click system, featuring a sky blue and white-lined rubber strap mounted to the case, plus extra mint green and pink rubber straps included right in the box. This variant is a limited run of 200 pieces priced at $34,300.
Hublot Big Bang Summer Multi-Colored Ceramic 44mm
Big Bang Summer Multi-Colored Ceramic 44mm 429.ERG.6610.RX
This flagship piece (reference 429.ERG.6610.RX) bumps the size up to a 44mm diameter and 14.4mm thickness. It keeps the same pink and mint green ceramic body combined with a sky blue ceramic bezel, , but maintains a standard water resistance rating of 30 meters.
The face features a fully transparent pink sapphire crystal disk. Without any traditional sub-dials blocking the view, the dial acts as an open window directly onto the mechanical architecture floating underneath, accented by suspended hour markers and a green peripheral minute track.
It is powered by the automatic HUB6035 manufacture movement. This is a fully skeletonized tourbillon that flips the rules, placing the winding micro-rotor at 12 o’clock on the dial side and a rotating sky blue tourbillon cage at 6 o’clock. It operates at 3Hz (21,600 vibrations per hour) with a 72-hour power reserve.
This model utilizes the One-Click interchangeable strap system to easily swap between its included sky blue, mint green, and pink-lined rubber setups. It is limited to just 10 pieces worldwide and retails for $119,000.
Hublot Big Bang Ceramic Peach, Mint Green & Petrol Blue 33mm
Big Bang Ceramic Peach 33mm 485.CUP.5920.RX
This trio marks the first time Hublot has stripped the diamonds completely off the 33mm Big Bang line, letting the pure shape of the high-tech polished ceramic do the work. They all share a 33mm diameter, a 10.55mm thickness, and 100 meters of water resistance. The color choices are Peach (485.CUP.5920.RX), Mint Green (485.GS.5271.RX), and Petrol Blue (485.ES.5171.RX).
Big Bang Ceramic Mint Green 33mm 485.GS.5271.RX
The dials are completely clean, minimalist, and color-matched to the cases. Each watch features a shiny peach, mint green, or petrol blue face with applied numerals, polished hands, and a neat date window at 3 o’clock.
Big Bang Ceramic Petrol Blue 33mm 485.ES.5171.RX
Inside sits the automatic HUB1120 calibre, which is built on a compact Sellita SW1000-1 base. It is a straightforward time-and-date movement beating at 4Hz (28,800 vibrations per hour) with 169 components and a standard 40-hour power reserve.
Each variant is paired with a structured, lined rubber strap that matches its case color, utilizes the One-Click interchangeable system, and secures with a steel deployant buckle. These are regular production pieces and cost $15,500 each.
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