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quinta-feira, 31 de janeiro de 2013

Hublot Big Bang Ferrari - Pre-Basel 2013


A fantastic first year of collaboration between Ferrari and Hublot is coming to an end. This has been highly successful, both commercially, with the two first Big Bangs in titanium and Magic Gold - the famous first ever scratch-resistant 18-carat gold invented by Hublot - and promotionally, with more than 130 events. This success is welcomed by Jean-Claude Biver, Chairman of Hublot, and Ricardo Guadalupe, the CEO of Hublot, and is already sparking ideas for new models. There are three which are already part of the Big Bang 45 mm family:

The first is the aptly named Big Bang Ferrari "Red Magic Carbon": It is the new symbol of the brand's progress towards verticalisation, with its case and its movement designed, developed, and produced entirely at the Hublot manufacture.

The UNICO movement is designed, developed, machined and assembled by the micro- mechanical engineers, engineers and watchmakers at Hublot. A practical flyback chronograph which can be reset at any time, and which is unique in the watchmaking industry, two push- buttons, with date indicator, and featuring a uniquely positioned mechanism with dual coupling and the famous "column wheel" visible on the dial side. Its development required a completely original approach and thinking outside the box: For example, the hour counter is driven directly by the barrel, and there is no jumper in the chronograph mechanism. This simplification boosts reliability and robustness. Its pallet fork and escapement wheel are fixed to a removable platform and are made from silicon, whose lightness provides a guarantee of performance. Its construction, which incorporates just 330 components, has been simplified as much as possible in order to further increase robustness.

This result is the fruit of continual adjustments made since 2009, the year it was launched, which have been carried out jointly by the technical office, the laboratory and the after-sales service in the manufacture. Its frequency of 4hz/28,800 vibrations per hour and its immaculate finish are also a guarantee of high chronometric quality. Finally, its automated production, which includes automation of the machining, stone fitting, oiling and numerous assembly operations also ensures consistent, controlled quality. Its power reserve is around 72 hours.


By Jorge Merino - Timezone.com

terça-feira, 22 de novembro de 2011

Hublot Big Bang Crono Turbilhão Ferrari


Já tinhamos comunicado a parceria entre a Hublot e a Ferrari no passado dia 7 de Novembro.
No entanto, foi hoje apresentado no International Auto Show de Guangzhou, China, o primeiro modelo limitado a 20 peças comemorativo do primeiro Ferrari na China.


Caixa em fibra de carbono com 44mm de diâmetro e um movimento cronógrafo roda de colunas, turbilhão com indicação de reserva de marcha.

segunda-feira, 7 de novembro de 2011

Parceria Hublot e Ferrari



A Hublot é a nova marca de relojoaria parceira da Ferrari. Não se trata apenas de uma criação de um novo relógio, de licenciamento ou patrocinio. É um acordo completo que cobre todas as actividades da Ferrari e da Hublot, tanto ao nível da imagem de marca como nas actividades comerciais de ambos. 

sexta-feira, 4 de novembro de 2011

Hublot Big Bang de € 2.000.000



Os mais de 140 quilates, 637 diamantes baguete, 1 diamante rosa na coroa e um movimento Turbilhão Vendôme tornam este relógio-jóia num dos relógios mais caros do mundo. Uma aposta atrevida da Hublot onde a atenção no detalhe fez toda a diferença. Estiveram envolvidos 45 técnicos em diamantes e 2000 horas de trabalho.

segunda-feira, 31 de outubro de 2011

Hublot Antikythera



Um impressionante mecanismo descoberto há um século no mar da Grécia mostra-nos quando o mecanismo de transmissão foi inventado. O responsável pela área R&D da Hublot, Mathias Buttet apresenta em pormenor esta fabulosa história durante o evento que teve lugar em Paris no Museu de Artes e Oficios.