More than an exhibition, LVMH Watch Week is a showcase for the future of watchmaking, where tradition and modernity intertwine.

LVMH Watch Week 2025, one of the most eagerly awaited events in the world of fine watchmaking, returned this year with an impressive display of creativity, craftsmanship and innovation. Hublot, for example, presented several variations of its Big Bang collection.

In 2016, Hublot launched the Big Bang MECA-10, a fun watch with a movement construction like no other. Almost a decade later, the MECA-10 is back with an optimized caliber in a more compact 42 mm case in King Gold, titanium and frosted carbon.

True to its name, the Big Bang MECA-10 offers an impressive 10-day power reserve.

The movement's energy level, fed by two barrel springs, can be read on a digital display that shows the power reserve in the form of the number of days of autonomy remaining, driven by a rack-and-pinion system, unusual in mechanical watches, consisting of a linear gear that meshes with another circular gear that moves in a straight line.

The balance, located on the dial side of the movement, is fully visible. As well as being a constant source of animation for the eye, it also highlights Hublot's unique and patented fine-adjustment mechanism. The new Big Bang MECA-10 is equipped with a stop-second mechanism for precise time setting.

BIG BANG AUTOMATIC GREEN SAXEM

The Manufacture presents the Big Bang Automatic Tourbillon Green SAXEM, which combines a transparent case in an intense emerald green with a self-winding tourbillon movement in a limited edition of 18 pieces.

Green is the color of hope, vitality and prosperity. For Hublot, it is also the color of innovation and a vision of the future.

Although it shares many of the characteristics of sapphire, such as hardness and transparency, it differs at the molecular level: although both are composed of alumina, SAXEM is combined with rare earth elements. This subtle but significant difference allows SAXEM to take on intense colors and shine brightly like a gemstone.

Inside SAXEM's vibrant crystalline green case beats Hublot's automatic tourbillon caliber MHUB6035, designed and manufactured entirely in-house. With its contemporary architecture, its 22-carat gold micro-rotor is located on the dial side of the movement.

The dial features a darker shade specially created for the Big Bang Tourbillon Automatic Green SAXEM. The movement itself, visible through the open dial, has a black finish that contrasts with the case and creates visual harmony with the crown. A transparent green rubber strap with a black folding clasp is the perfect complement to the case.

SPIRIT OF BIG BANG CHRONOGRAPH

To celebrate the twelfth anniversary of the Spirit of Big Bang collection, Hublot presents its first trio of vibrant shades: for the first time in this collection, the cases and bezels are available in different ceramic colors, previously only available in the Big Bang round shape: sand beige, dark green and sky blue, each limited to 200 pieces.

The Spirit of Big Bang Chronograph models are powered by Hublot's HUB4700 automatic skeleton chronograph caliber, a modernized descendant of the historic and coveted El Primero, considered to be the first integrated Swiss high-frequency chronograph caliber ever made. Visible through both the open dial and the sapphire crystal caseback, the movement incorporates several innovations and technical advances over the 1969 original, including a low-friction silicon escapement wheel.

The black rubber straps with a colored central inlay also blend beautifully with the ceramic tones of the cases.