Hublot has once again pushed the boundaries of watchmaking and high jewellery with the launch of the Big Bang Impact One Million, a statement creation that merges technical mastery with dazzling gem-setting artistry.
The timepiece is set with more than 500 diamonds, weighing a total of approximately 44.6 carats, arranged in a striking vortex pattern that draws the eye toward a centrally positioned flying tourbillon. This dramatic layout creates a sense of motion and depth, symbolising both precision engineering and dynamic energy.
Marking a decade since the debut of its groundbreaking Big Bang Impact setting, the new release highlights the brand’s continued focus on innovation. The design reimagines traditional diamond setting, transforming it into a bold, almost architectural composition that reinforces Hublot’s standing in the world of collectible, fully gem-set watches.
At the core of the watch is a complex arrangement of baguette and fancy-cut diamonds, placed in radiating formations using a combination of invisible and closed-setting techniques. This meticulous craftsmanship produces a layered, three-dimensional effect, enhancing brilliance from every angle. Notably, the flying tourbillon takes centre stage—suspended and skeletonised, supported from one side—adding both visual intrigue and mechanical sophistication.
The 45mm case, crafted in polished 18K white gold, houses the hand-wound HUB9015 movement, offering a robust power reserve of up to 120 hours. In line with modern luxury standards, all diamonds used in the piece are ethically sourced and fully traceable.
Requiring hundreds of hours of skilled workmanship and extensive technical development, the Big Bang Impact One Million stands as a testament to Hublot’s philosophy of the “Art of Fusion,” where cutting-edge engineering and high jewellery converge to create a bold expression of innovation and identity.
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