Collaborations and tie-ins are nothing new to the fake Hublot watch. The brand thrives on them. And as part of the company’s release strategy, the replica Hublot has also developed various limited-edition watches to memorize these relationships. For the most part, these limited-edition watches are variations of existing references – new dial colors, new case materials and nice straps or something like that. It doesn’t matter at all, but I’m sure most of the r readers would prefer to see something a little different and special. It seemed like fake Hublot has heard our excuse because the limited-edition replica Hublot Big Bang Sang Bleu is one of the more outstanding and impressive limited-edition Big Bang watch which I never found out till today.
A little background is necessary before I talk about the watch because it is instructive to the design of the fake Hublot Big Bang Sang Bleu which was founded by Maxime Buchi, a Swiss tattoo artist, entrepreneur, and a watch lover. The company is described as a multimedia platform and creative agency. It includes Sang Bleu magazine, a publication that focuses on contemporary art and culture; Sang Bleu Physical, a street-wear clothing label; Swiss Typefaces, a type-design studio that specializes in creating logos and corporate typeface; and finally, Sang Bleu Tattoo Studio. If you head over to their site, you see that it’s all edgy, hipster stuff, which is fitting because the replica Hublot Big Bang Sang Bleu is one of the edgiest takes on the Big Bang design.
It won’t be a stretch to say that the replica Hublot Big Bang Sang Bleu is a totally redesigned Big Bang. Available in titanium, titanium with diamonds, King Gold, and Black Ceramic, the case of the fake Hublot Big Bang Sang Bleu measures 45mm wide, which is standard stuff for Big Bang watches.
Both the case and dial have been designed by Maxime Buchi and it is even more striking in the flesh as compared to the press photos that I have seen. The bezel, for instance, is now cut and beveled and features a hexagonal shape that contrasts greatly against the other Big Bang watches. There are also big changes in the dial.
There are three discs in total, and if you look closely, you can see that the tips of two are them are coated with white Super-LumiNova. It’s actually quite easy to read the time once you know what you are dealing with: the outer and largest disc indicates the hour, whereas the smaller disc shows the minutes, and the smallest unmarked disc in the middle of the dial spins to indicate the seconds.
To help owners in reading the time, the dial’s flange indicates the hours and there’s an inner minutes track that aligns with the minutes disc. An interesting detail here is that the numerals on the flange and minutes track are specially created by Swiss Typefaces, which, as mentioned earlier, is the type-design studio arm of Sang Bleu.
Overall, the replica Hublot Big Bang Sang Bleu is absolutely one of Hublot’s most remarkable and unique limited-edition watches, and hopefully future limited-edition Hublot pieces will use the Sang Bleu as an inspiration and strive to be more than just a simple variation of existing references. As a matter of fact, all brands should aspire to the same goals as the cheap fake Hublot Big Bang Sang Bleu. Limited-edition pieces shouldn’t just be a piece of pleas to sell more watches, they should commemorate the watch for what it is and the Sang Bleu pulls this off successfully. It is easy to see that Maxime Buchi had a large role to play in the design of the Hublot replica Big Bang Sang Bleu.
For fans of Hublot replicas, the Big Bang Sang Bleu is an easy recommendation. It is a genuinely fresh take on the Big Bang collection and it is also really good-looking in the flesh.

Launching exclusively today is the latest collaborative watch between the UK’s The Watch Gallery and Hublot. However, if performance in the past is anything to continue, the new piece is set to be a sure-fire hit.
The Classic Fusion Aerofusion Chronograph Red marks the fourth such limited-edition timepiece between the Swiss watchmaker and UK retailer, which embraces four standalone stores and also operates the watch department of Selfridges. The duo’s past Classic Fusion co-creations have sold out in weeks, such as last year’s elegant three-hand automatic and a more sporty chronograph that fused ceramic and titanium for the first time. Both were limited to 35 pieces, their 45mm designs featuring The Watch Gallery’s signature blue hue that was found not only on the dials and case back, but also the seconds hand and stitched on the black alligator-rubber hybrid straps.
We could see the fact through the name, the 45mm Aerofusion Chronograph Red explores a new colour palette, its cool red accents a sporting nod that’s having something of a moment right now. Striking, red lacquered rings offset a matching chronograph second hand set on a skeletonized movement, while red stitching on the black rubber and alligator strap continue the crimson motif. A fusion of titanium case with black ceramic bezel – all satin-finished and polished – add further robustness and echo the house’s innovative use of industrial materials (soon after launching in the 1980s, the replica Hublot made a name for itself merging precious and industrial materials, becoming the first to mix gold and rubber). Indeed polished titanium subtly makes its way throughout the new chronograph – on the screws, crown, and pushers, however, a satin-finished titanium case back is engraved with the edition number.
Powering the 13.4mm thick watch is the 207-components, self-winding HUB1155 calibre with a 42-hour power reserve. Water resistant to 50m, the piece also features a date display at 6 o’clock.
As Adrian Maronneau, The Watch Gallery’s director of buying and merchandising, said: “For our fourth limited edition it was time to shake things up to some extent, dare I say add a bit of spice, something that fake Hublot is an absolute master of.”
The launch of the replica watch was marked by a glittering event in London last night, presided over by David Coleridge, chairman of The Watch Gallery, and Jean-Claude Biver, chairman of Hublot. The latter promised that anyone buying the watch that evening would be his guest to visit Hublot manufacture’s in Switzerland.
‘You will leave at 5.15 in the morning from Heathrow and return the same day at 10pm,” said Mr Biver with his signature sunny smile. “And get to have lunch with me.” At the time five pieces had already sold, so expect a rather large affair….