During the LVMH Watch Week 2026, Hublot unveiled eight brand new timepieces, showcasing a rich exploration of material innovation, design language, and cultural collaboration in both detail and spirit. Highlight pieces include the limited edition GOAT tourbillon, a tribute to tennis legend Novak Djokovic, the fully restructured Big Bang Original Unico featuring new proportions and movements, and the SR_A collaboration model developed jointly with British designer Samuel Ross. Additionally, the brand introduced Big Bang and Spirit of Big Bang versions that for the first time utilized a carbon blue hue. Furthermore, Hublot expanded its visual language into the Classic Fusion series, launching a new sage green colorway, the Spirit of Big Bang with a Year of the Horse theme, and an All Black camouflage version, marking another collaboration with Yohji Yamamoto. Each piece precisely captures the shifting trends in contemporary watchmaking culture while staying true to Hublot’s commitment to blended aesthetics.
Hublot Big Bang Tourbillon Novak Djokovic GOAT Edition
Designed to reflect the number of Grand Slam titles, this limited edition watches features a three-colored tourbillon.
To celebrate brand ambassador Novak Djokovic’s record of 101 professional titles, Hublot has launched the Big Bang Tourbillon Novak Djokovic GOAT Edition. The design concept is inspired by his historic victories across the three major surfaces: hard court, clay, and grass. This series includes three colorways inspired by the surfaces: blue (hard court, limited to 72 pieces), orange (clay, limited to 21 pieces), and green (grass, limited to 8 pieces), with each quantity accurately reflecting his championship titles on each surface.
The watch case is crafted from a blend of materials that includes elements from LACOSTE tennis shirts and HEAD rackets worn in competitions. It’s shaped using the patented high-pressure curing technology of Titaplast®. The open dial showcases the brand’s own MHUB6035 automatic tourbillon movement, with a main plate design inspired by tennis racket strings, featuring a robust 72-hour power reserve. Each piece is engraved with the ND1 logo and comes with a bespoke collector’s box.
Hublot Big Bang Original Unico
The classic design has been reimagined with a new 43mm proportion and an upgraded movement structure.
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Big Bang series, Hublot returns to its original design core while injecting a fresh aesthetic balance, unveiling the Big Bang Original Unico. This new 43mm case is more in tune with contemporary wearing habits compared to the previous 41mm and 44mm versions, offering a smoother overall silhouette while retaining the iconic six H-shaped screw structure.
In terms of the movement, it features the optimized in-house HUB1280 Unico flyback chronograph movement, utilizing a column wheel and horizontal clutch, with a power reserve of up to 72 hours. The styles encompass a range of combinations including full titanium, black ceramic (Black Magic), and King Gold paired with ceramic, all equipped with Hublot’s patented One-click replacement strap system, which balances design with practicality.
Hublot Big Bang Unico SR_A
In collaboration with designer Samuel Ross, featuring a black ceramic case and a honeycomb structure strap.
Following their initial collaboration in 2020, Hublot has once again teamed up with British designer Samuel Ross to unveil the Big Bang Unico SR_A—marking the brand’s first chronograph model infused with SR_A’s distinct design language. This timepiece features a 42mm case crafted from sleek black ceramic and is powered by the Hublot HUB1280 Unico movement, boasting a flyback function and an impressive 72-hour power reserve.
What really grabs your attention is the honeycomb-patterned rubber strap paired with the skeletonized watch face, showcasing a bold architectural language and industrial vibe. Limited to just 200 pieces, the case back is engraved with the exclusive SR_A logo, reflecting Ross’s design philosophy that marries geometric order with functionality.
Hublot Big Bang & Spirit of Big Bang Coal Blue
The first introduction of a coal blue hue, blending carbon fiber texture with the aesthetics of the Unico movement.
Hublot makes a bold debut of the Coal Blue hue in its Big Bang and Spirit of Big Bang collections. This color shifts in tones of blue, black, and gray depending on the angle and light, showcasing a subtle yet deeply textured aesthetic appeal.
The collection features four models, crafted with titanium and stainless steel cases, complemented by carbon fiber patterned dials and rubber straps. Some models are adorned with 36 or 44 pieces of VVS-grade diamonds. Powered by the brand’s Unico movement or the HUB4700 high-frequency automatic chronograph movement, it showcases a perfect blend of performance and design language.
Hublot Classic Fusion Chronograph UEFA Europa League Titanium Carbon
Celebrating the 10th anniversary of our collaboration, this limited edition features 50 pieces of an orange and black carbon fiber chronograph.
To celebrate a decade-long partnership with the UEFA Europa League, Hublot has launched the Classic Fusion Chronograph UEFA Europa League Titanium Carbon limited edition. The 42mm case is crafted from grade 5 titanium, featuring a bezel made of a unique blend of carbon fiber and orange fiberglass, with each engraved pattern being one of a kind.
The watch face features a striking orange and black color scheme, with the iconic Euro trophy design positioned at the six o’clock mark. It is equipped with the HUB1153 automatic chronograph movement. The case back is engraved with the league logo, and it comes in a special box along with a miniature trophy display. This piece is a collector’s item that beautifully intertwines the worlds of football and watchmaking.
Hublot Classic Fusion Sage Green Collection
In a soft sage green, this series showcases three sizes that elegantly blend style and sporty vibes.
Hublot introduces a more subtle visual language for 2026, featuring Sage Green, which is applied across three Classic Fusion timepieces: a 33mm diamond-set model, a 42mm three-hand version, and a 45mm chronograph. All three watches boast titanium cases, with dials showcasing a sunburst finish, complemented by straps made from a harmonious blend of rubber and fabric.
The 33mm model features a refined feminine design encrusted with 36 diamonds, while the 42mm version offers a minimalist, everyday style. Meanwhile, the 45mm model is the brand’s first chronograph to showcase a sage green colorway, equipped with the HUB1153 automatic chronograph movement, blending functionality with aesthetics seamlessly.
Hublot Spirit of Big Bang Frosted Carbon Year of the Horse
Limited to 88 pieces, the design features a carbon fiber horse totem in tribute to the Lunar Year of the Horse.
To celebrate the Lunar Year of the Horse, Hublot unveils the Spirit of Big Bang Frosted Carbon Year of the Horse, limited to 88 pieces, paying homage to Eastern culture. The 42mm barrel-shaped case is crafted from high-performance matte carbon fiber, while the dial features a totem created using marquetry techniques, inspired by Tang dynasty murals and traditional horse paintings.
The movement is the HUB1710 automatic winding model with a power reserve of approximately 50 hours. This piece not only continues the functional and structural tension of the Spirit of Big Bang series but also showcases the brand’s ability to blend cultural narratives into its creations.
Hublot Classic Fusion All Black Camo Yohji Yamamoto
This marks the fourth collaboration, continuing the monochromatic camouflage design that embodies the All Black concept.
Hublot has teamed up for the fourth time with Japanese fashion master Yohji Yamamoto to unveil the limited edition Classic Fusion All Black Camo. This piece features a 42mm black ceramic case that harmonizes perfectly with a monochrome camo dial and strap, showcasing a captivating visual aesthetic that intertwines deconstructionism with Black Philosophy.
The watch is powered by the HUB1110 automatic self-winding movement, with a smoked sapphire crystal case back revealing its intricate inner workings. The strap features a blend of rubber and textile materials, providing a rich, layered texture. This piece continues the brand’s design tradition established in 2006 with All Black, while seamlessly integrating the aesthetic vocabulary and fashion style of Yohji Yamamoto.
