Awesome Hublot

Hublot’s bold red and black wristwatch is a mechanical marvel, with seven spinning barrels that give it an impressive 14-day power reserve. Its skeletonized 39-jewel movement provides just as much visual interest as its polished red ceramic case and bezel. Limited to just 100 pieces.

Most watches have a sapphire crystal, and some have a sapphire back. The Big Bang Unico Sapphire has both, but its bezel and case are also made of sapphire, giving it a transparent look without sacrificing durability. The price? $57,900.

Hublot’s precision timepiece is a miniaturized tribute to the Antikythera Mechanism, an ancient, but complex astronomical computer. An intricate watch, with 295 components driving time, solar and lunar calendars.

The F1â„¢ King Power, the first racing-inspired official Formula One limited edition watch from Hublot, features zirconium case with ceramic bezel and racing suit material Nomex strap.

Hublot teams up with Formula One for the Hublot F1 King watch; this blacked-out timepiece sports a 48mm microblasted black ceramic case, black SuperLuminova, and a skeletonized design.

Hublot’s King Power Alinghi watch packs on the black; it features a 48mm black ceramic case, black rubber strap, matt black counters, black nickel indices, and black SuperLuminova.

Luxury watchmaker Hublot teams up with the Swiss cyclers at BMC for the All Black Bike; speed is in its DNA, with a carbon fiber/aluminum frame and ceramic-infused pedal bearings.

Celebrating this year’s Perfect Polo Match with 11 of the world’s best players, Big Bang’s Polo de Paris watch sports logos on the case and dial, a ceramic case and sapphire crystal.

As its color scheme suggests, Hublot’s Big Bang King All Black/Blue is a diver’s watch good for up to 300m; it sports a ceramic bezel and case, rhodium-plated dial and sapphire crystal.

Manchester United fans, your watch has come: Hublot’s Red Devil Bang sports a red and yellow colorway on a black ceramic case; the 45 min. timer equals a soccer match half.