Hublot [New for 2021] Big Bang Integral Tourbillon High Jewelry, adorned with 484 baguette diamonds

For the past 14 years, Hublot has created a unique and original high jewelry piece or collection every year. This year's Big Bang Integral Tourbillon High Jewelry is the 30th unique high jewelry piece in Hublot's history. It takes hundreds, if not thousands, of hours to prepare the precious stones, from the design to the stone-setting process, to the stone-finding and cutting, and finally the setting.

Big Bang Integral Tourbillon High Jewelry

　The integration of the bracelet into the case in the Big Bang Integral, released in 2020, established the Hublot style with its integrated structure. The visually balanced and beautiful form is further accentuated by 484 mystery-set baguette-cut diamonds. The unique three-mesh bracelet, which adds a sharp edge, is adorned with approximately 20.5 carats of diamonds (304 baguette-cut diamonds).

　The piece's sophisticated aesthetic and technical expertise extends to the sapphire crystal dial, which is set with baguette-cut diamonds on a slightly elevated platform, revealing the skeletonized movement. Adding to this seemingly floating component is the tourbillon at 6 o'clock, a bold departure from conventional design. Featuring a micro-rotor visible from the dial side and three transparent sapphire crystal bridges, it houses the HUB6035 automatic movement, entirely designed and manufactured in-house. The Big Bang Integral Tourbillon High Jewellery is a perfect fusion of Manufacture innovation and High Jewellery know-how within a 43mm diameter.

Mystery-set baguette diamonds

Hublot High Jewelry Models Priced Over $100 Million

　Since the launch of the $100 million model in 2007, Hublot has created an original high jewelry piece priced at over $100 million every year. Each time, Hublot has combined the Maison's iconic design with multiple complications and the highest level of gem-setting techniques, tackling and overcoming unprecedented technical challenges—often marking world firsts. These included a $500 million model in 2012, set with 1282 baguette-cut diamonds totaling over 100 carats, which took 14 months to complete. In 2015, to celebrate the Big Bang's 10th anniversary, Hublot launched a collection of 10 Big Bang Unico watches, each priced at $100 million. While these exceptional pieces typically feature mystery-set baguette-cut white diamonds, Hublot has also experimented with black diamonds and colored gemstones, experimenting with a wide variety of stone cuts and settings. The Clou de Paris from the 2015 10th anniversary collection and its rail setting are unforgettable pieces.