BY JOVAN K
Hublot showed up to Watches & Wonders 2026 doing what Hublot does best, going Big, going with a Bang, and leaning fully into materials, colors, and visible mechanics. These are the standout novelties from this year’s collection, mixing fresh updates, athlete collabs, and some properly wild executions.
The core novelties are the new Big Bang Reloaded range, a sharper evolution of the Unico platform that keeps the familiar 44mm x 14.5mm proportions but updates nearly every visible detail. Each watch uses sapphire crystals with anti-reflective treatment front and back, 100m water resistance, and a newly developed two-part bezel that adds more depth, contrast, and Hublot’s One-Click system for easy strap changes.
Five regular production models join the line: titanium ceramic, black ceramic, blue ceramic, dark green ceramic, and 18k Magic Gold, while two 200 piece limited editions honor Kylian Mbappé and Usain Bolt. The openworked dial has been reworked with a redesigned 60-minute chronograph counter at 3 o’clock, larger running seconds at 9, date window at 4:30, and more visible column wheel and oscillating clutch highlighted in matching accent colors. Super LumiNova is applied to the hands, numerals, and peripheral markers, while the color used on the chronograph seconds hand tip matches the subdial hand, Flyback text, and lower pusher ring.
Inside every model sits the in-house calibre HUB1280 Unico automatic flyback chronograph with column wheel, 354 components, 43 jewels, 4Hz (28,800 vph), 72-hours of power reserve, and visible through an openworked rotor with cut-out H-motif.
Hublot Big Bang Reloaded Titanium Ceramic 421.NM.1123.NR.RLD
EUR 23,500/USD 24,000
This feels like the cleanest everyday version of the bunch. It combines satin titanium surfaces with black ceramic bezel elements, giving the watch a lower weight and strong contrast. Delivered on a black fabric style rubber strap with H-stitching, plus an additional black structured lined rubber strap.
Hublot Big Bang Reloaded All Black Ceramic 421.CX.1140.NR.RLD
EUR 24,700/USD 25,200
The All Black model keeps one of Hublot’s signature themes alive. This one uses a full-black ceramic case with matching darkened dial details for that stealth look collectors love. Same HUB1280 movement and strap setup as the rest of the regular line. Comes with the same strap setup as the Titanium Ceramic version.
Hublot Big Bang Reloaded Blue Ceramic 421.EX.5129.NR.RLD
EUR 24,700/USD 25,200
Blue remains one of Hublot’s popular colors. The new Big Bang Reloaded Blue Ceramic uses a vivid blue case with matching chronograph accents, giving the updated dial more energy and depth. Comes on blue/black fabric style rubber strap and with an extra black structured lined rubber strap.
Hublot Big Bang Reloaded Dark Green Ceramic 421.GM.1149.NR.RLD
EUR 24,700/USD 25,200
The Dark Green Ceramic version feels richer and slightly more understated. Green uses deep green ceramic with black details, keeping the same case size, movement, and comes with on a dark green/black fabric style rubber strap and with an extra black structured lined rubber strap.
Hublot Big Bang Reloaded Magic Gold 421.MX.1133.NR.RLD
EUR 43,600/USD 44,500
Magic Gold remains one of Hublot’s smartest material flexes. The new Big Bang Reloaded Magic Gold uses the brand’s scratch-resistant 18k alloy, combining gold warmth with real durability in a sports watch format.
Hublot Big Bang Reloaded KylianMbappé 421.HX.2019.NR.MBP26
EUR 24,900/USD 30,000
The Kylian Mbappé edition adds white ceramic and 18k King Gold to the mix for a brighter, cleaner look. This version comes delivered on a King Gold colored fabric strap with Velcro fastener, fitted with a microblasted white ceramic sport buckle, alongside an additional black and white structured rubber strap.
Hublot Big Bang Reloaded Usain Bolt421.CQ.1140.NR.USB26
EUR 24,900/USD 30,000
The Usain Bolt edition takes the louder route, using black ceramic with bold gold, yellow, green, and black details inspired by Jamaica. This cool version is fitted with a yellow-gold colored fabric strap with a Velcro fastener, and the extra strap is a black/yellow/green rubber strap with a titanium deployant clasp.
Another key chapter of this year’s lineup comes through the Spirit of Big Bang Impact range, bringing Hublot’s tonneau-shaped Big Bang platform into a more sculptural and material-driven direction. Both models use a 42mm case with sapphire crystals front and back, Hublot’s One-Click strap system, layered construction, exposed H-screws, and the same bold Impact motif worked into the bezel and dial architecture.
Two limited editions lead the range, a transparent Sapphire model limited to 30 pieces with 50m water resistance and an All Black Ceramic version limited to 100 pieces with 100m water resistance. Both feature skeletonised displays with a moonphase at 6 o’clock, big date at 1, applied fragmented details, and strong depth through openworked construction. The Sapphire version plays with polished rhodium-plated elements alternating with crystallised osmium, while the All Black uses polished and microblasted surfaces to create contrast through texture rather than color.
Visible through the caseback in both models sits the in-house calibre HUB1770 self-winding skeleton moonphase movement with big date, 288 components, 27 jewels, 4Hz (28,800 vph), and a 50-hour power reserve.
Hublot Spirit of Big Bang Impact All Black Ceramic 647.CX.0140.RX.IMP26
EUR 33,100/USD 33,700
The Spirit of Big Bang Impact All Black flips the same concept into stealth mode and celebrates 20 years of Hublot’s All Black design language. The 42mm x 14.6mm case combines polished and microblasted black ceramic surfaces, paired with an engraved Impact motif bezel and black plated H-screws. On the dial, polished black appliques and indexes create contrast through texture rather than color, while the black-lined rubber strap and matching deployant clasp complete the Darth Vader look.
Hublot Spirit of Big Bang Impact Sapphire 647.JX.0106.RW.IMP26
EUR 112,200/USD 114,500
The last watch in this list is the Spirit of Big Bang Impact Sapphire, which takes the louder route, using a fully polished transparent sapphire case that measures 42mm x 14.25mm and reveals almost every layer of the watch from every angle. The dial uses polished rhodium-plated appliques alternating with crystallised osmium, the rare metal known for its natural bluish shimmer and dense texture. Sapphire crystals front and back keep everything visible, while the white-lined rubber strap and titanium deployant clasp continue the lighter color theme.
Hublot: 5+5 Warranty
Across eligible 2026 purchases, Hublot is also rolling out its new 5+5 warranty structure, adding five standard years plus another five through Hublotista registration. In a collection full of spectacle, that may be the most sensible flex of all.
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