Big Bang

Tourbillon Automatic Yellow Neon Saxem

Name: Big Bang Tourbillon Automatic Yellow Neon Saxem 44 mm
Brand: Hublot
SKU: 429.JY.0120.RT
Price: 200000 CHF

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Big Bang

Tourbillon Automatic Yellow Neon Saxem

44MM

An unprecedented translucent colours

Case

Polished and Microblasted Yellow Neon Saxem

Strap

Transparent Yellow Structured Lined Rubber Straps

Water Resistant

30m or 3 ATM

Limited Edition

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Big Bang Tourbillon Automatic Neon Saxem 44 mm - explode

Big Bang Tourbillon Automatic Yellow Neon SAXEM back

SAXEM stands for "Sapphire Aluminium oXide and rare Earth Mineral". It is an alloy of aluminium oxide, the basic component of sapphire, with rare earth elements like thulium and holmium as well as chromium. The resulting material is ultra-resistant and endowed with a brilliance that is greater than that of sapphire.

Hublot continues its exploration of SAXEM - a material often used in satellites and some lasers - allowing the Manufacture to obtain unprecedented translucent colours, of which neon yellow. A first for Hublot and for watchmaking.

Materials Sapphire

In search of the perfect fusion between movement and case, Hublot engineers and chemists have researched and developed a transparent material which reveals the heart of the watch, all while being robust enough to effectively protect the mechanism. That’s how the Manufacture has become the expert of synthetic sapphire, a material from which it derives its aesthetic qualities that are unique within watchmaking – transforming each watch into a work of art.

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Movements AUTOMATIC TOURBILLON

Perfectly illustrating Hublot's watchmaking savoir-faire, this movement designed and produced within the Manufacture is distinguished by its automatic winding system with ball bearings, which offers a convenient 3-day power reserve. The design of the new caliber is equally innovative and features a micro-rotor on the dial side, as well as three sapphire bridges. The unique and highly technical layout emphasizes the spectacular aesthetics of the tourbillon and its contemporary design.

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