Hublot at LVMH Watch Week 2026

The LVMH Watch Week exhibition is being held in Milan from January 19 to 21, featuring watch brands from the LVMH group. We have already told you about the new releases from Zenith. Now, it's time to talk about the new models presented in Milan by Hublot.

Four new Big Bang models incorporating 20 years of Hublot's experience with cutting-edge materials. The updated design focuses on a case reduced to 43 mm. The solid case back has been replaced by a sapphire glass back, showcasing a more refined mechanism decoration. The dial is adorned with a pattern reminiscent of carbon fiber weaves.

The new models are offered in cases made of black ceramic, titanium, a combination of titanium with a black ceramic bezel, and in a King Gold Ceramic version, combining a King Gold alloy case with a black ceramic bezel. The watches are worn on black vulcanized rubber straps.

The approximate prices of the models are €21,600 (Black Magic model in black ceramic case), €19,300 (model with titanium case), €20,500 (combination of titanium and ceramic), and €37,600 (King Gold Ceramic model).

Two pairs of new models featuring a new coal-blue color for Hublot. The men's Big Bang Original Unico and Spirit of Big Bang models combine titanium cases of 43 and 42 mm and dials with a pattern imitating carbon fiber weaves. The watches come with vulcanized rubber straps with a diamond pattern. The approximate prices are €19,300 (Big Bang Original Unico Coal Blue) and €22,800 (Spirit of Big Bang Coal Blue).

The women's Coal Blue models have steel cases of 33 and 32 mm, respectively. The dials with a sunray pattern are framed by a bezel set with diamonds. The total weight of the stones is 0.76 carats for the Big Bang One Click model and 0.70 carats for the Spirit of Big Bang model. The approximate prices are €14,700 (Big Bang One Click model) and €21,600 (Spirit of Big Bang model).

Three unconventional limited editions in partnership with Novak Djokovic. The watches have cases with a diameter of 44 mm. The outer part and bezel are made from a special composite using fragments of Lacoste polo shirts and Head tennis racquets. The central part is made from the ultra-strong polymer Titaplast®, with properties similar to titanium.

Each of the three series is limited to the number of Djokovic's victories on a specific surface. The blue model is limited to 72 pieces, corresponding to his hard-court wins. The orange model is limited to 21 pieces for his clay court victories. The green version is initially released in 8 pieces for his grass court victories. Each series may be expanded with new victories.

The model operates with an original tourbillon mechanism (caliber MHUB6035). Instead of a standard plate, a lattice structure with laser engraving is used, resembling tennis racquet strings. The approximate price of the watch is €115,000.

A new limited edition in partnership with British designer Samuel Ross. The watch features a 42-mm black ceramic case, complemented by a black rubber strap with Samuel Ross's signature honeycomb pattern. Compared to previous collaborations with the British designer, these watches feature a more versatile design without the visual overload of a complex tourbillon construction.

The model is limited to a series of 200 pieces. The approximate price is €30,600.

A new release on a football theme for UEFA Europa League fans. The watch features a 42 x 11.90 mm case made of grade 5 titanium. The case has a technically complex bezel made of carbon fiber, integrated with orange fiberglass. The open dial features the UEFA Europa League logo, and the championship cup is also presented on the back of the watch.

The model is limited to a series of 50 pieces. The approximate price is €14,700.

A new release in partnership with Japanese designer Yohji Yamamoto, which we wrote about earlier this year.

Three new releases united by a sage green shade in the design. The watches are available in three diameters: 33, 42, and 45 mm. All three feature a lightweight titanium case. The smallest model in this trio has a bezel set with 36 diamonds weighing 0.8 carats. The highlight of the models is a rubber strap with a fabric insert, the pattern of which mimics Milanese weaving.

The approximate prices are €10,400 (model with bezel diamonds), €8,800 (mid-sized model), and €12,200 (chronograph with a 45 mm case).

Two new releases for the Year of the Horse, where Hublot takes an unconventional approach to using carbon. The dials are decorated with a horse image reminiscent of Chinese silk embroidery. In reality, it's a carbon mosaic interwoven with elements of gold-plated brass.

The watches have a 42 mm case made from matte black carbon. The Spirit of Big Bang Frosted Carbon model is limited to 88 pieces. The Spirit of Big Bang Carbon Yellow Gold model is released in 8 pieces. The exclusive nature of the watches is explained by the fact that the carbon is manually impregnated with gold powder. The approximate price is €37,700.