Hublot is establishing a new territory in a bid to take the French capital by storm with its high-tech showcase in the Rue Saint Honoré 271, a tailor-made space devoted entirely to the Art of Fusion.

Remaining true to his visionary spirit, Jean-Claude Biver has developed an exclusive sales concept for the new space by offering a range of world premiere models. The first model fully illustrating this state of mind is the Bigger Bang Drive, a revolutionary, upside-down watch in which the genetic codes of watchmaking are turned on their head.

Jean-Claude Biver has gone so far as to invert the movement, push-piece and crown. A new vision and a trademark signature for a timepiece that symbolises to perfection the fusion between the art of traditional watchmaking and the art of Hublot, the visionary watchmaker. Originality meeting the needs of precision and comfort.

Case	:	“Bigger Bang” 44 mm in black ceramic
Bezel	:	Black ceramic with 6 H-shaped titanium screws
Crystal	:	Sapphire with anti-reflection treatment, double face
Back	:	Transparent crystal with anti-reflection treatment
Crown	:	Positioned at 9 o’clock, white gold with natural black rubber insert
Water-resistance	:	50m / 5ATM
Dial	:	Black Skeleton sunburst decor, rhodium-plated appliques
Movement	:	HUB1400CT
Chronograph	:	Tourbillon with manual winding and direct coupling on cage
Lines	:	13 1?4
Vibrations	:	21600 v/h (3Hz)
Depth	:	7.80 mm
Balance	:	spring Gyromax regulating inertia-block
No. of components	:	262
Rubies	:	33
Power reserve	:	120 hours with chronograph stopped
Diameter of cage	:	13.00 mm
Tourbillon	:	Flying tourbillon with chronograph in a cage without ball bearings raised 2.80 mm above the base of the bottom plate
Bridges	:	Circular satin-finish bridge echoing the two-wheel gear in shape.
Strap	:	Natural smooth black rubber
Clasp	:	Black PVD coated steel
A boutique exclusive	:	3 pieces exclusive to Paris Store