The company Hublot does not need much introduction to anyone who is at least partially interested in the world of watches and in this case I dare say also fashion. After all, Hublot is not so much about haute horlogerie as it is about perfect marketing, which managed to turn a company that sold watches for a few hundred dollars in the nineties into a phenomenon within three decades, to which people are willing to pay hundreds of thousands and even millions for legendary models such as the Big Bang. Hublot has based everything on the faces of famous athletes and artists with whom it has joined forces, and in its offer you will find collections of dozens of world stars such as Usian Bolt, Dwayne Wade, F1 drivers and dozens of others. In short, whether you're a fan of any sport in the world, you'll find your favorite among the celebrities that Hublot works with.
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However, now we are not talking about a classic watch, but about the latest model, which is called Big Bang e titanium, or Big Bang e Black Ceramic. As the name suggests, this is a Smartwatch based on the Big Bang model, which is absolutely iconic for the brand. This model, presented in either a ceramic or titanium case, hides the new most expensive smartwatch in the world, which runs on the Google system. Wear OSThe display has a resolution of 390×390 pixels and thanks to its size of 30,8mm offers a great density of 327 pixels per inch. The Qualcomm® Snapdragon processor takes care of the performance Wear™ 3100 together with 1GB of RAM and you can store your data on 8GB of integrated storage. It includes all the important sensors for measuring movement, sports activities, speed, etc. The watch charges to one hundred percent capacity in two and a half hours and then lasts as long as Apple Watch, i.e. roughly one day with intensive use.
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Having already mentioned that this is the most expensive smartwatch in the world, it is also necessary to state the exact price. You will pay €5100 for the titanium model and €5 for the ceramic model. That is 700 and 135 crowns, respectively. The second most expensive watch with the Smartwatch label comes from LV, where you will pay between 152 and 60 crowns, depending on the edition. Tag Heuer also charges a similar price of around 100 to 70 crowns for its smart watches, depending on the edition. However, it is necessary to note that given the prices at which Hublot operates, the price of its smartwatch is relatively favorable. The cheapest models of classic mechanical watches from the Big Bang series cost around 90 crowns, and the prices of some models exceed ten times this price. The Big Bang “e” can do everything it offers Wear OS from Google and in addition they also have their own graphic extension from Hublot, which includes a number of iconic dials from the Big Bang series, which make the watch look like a mechanical one.
For that money and every screw driver "looks" elsewhere 🙂 no thanks 🙂
let them throw it in gold and trump i Apple Watch in the first edition version :-)
at least they "forwarded" a bit with the storage :(
This is just confirmation of the total desperation of the second watchmaking powerhouse…