In the world of luxury watches, it’s not uncommon to come across pieces that scream sophistication and artistry. But when it comes to the HUBLOT Big Bang SangBleu III, we’re talking about something that’s truly in a league of its own. This is a timepiece that could easily become the talking point of any gathering.
The watch boasts a 42mm diameter with a multi-faceted barrel-shaped design, enhancing its three-dimensional visual impact. If you ever thought watch screws were all the same, think again! This one flaunts six H-shaped titanium screws piercing through the bezel. The sandwich case structure, utilizing an innovative mix of materials and colors, adds a touch of modern flair, while the iconic lugs and rubber crown keep things classic and ultra-functional.
The geometric tattoo patterns alternating and overlapping from the case to the bezel showcase the extraordinary allure of tattoo art. The sapphire dial offers a view into the mechanical beauty of the HUB4700 automatic skeleton chronograph movement, with disc hands designed in a geometric style—a significant design element from the collaboration between Hublot and Sang Bleu tattoo studio.
What truly sets it apart is the complex relief effect of high-symmetry, vividly etched and sculpted geometric shapes—hexagons, diamonds, and triangles—layering over each other to create a whole new dimension. Not only is this watch a masterpiece in its own right, but it also cleverly marries form and function. Despite its bold design and generous size, its ergonomic design makes it incredibly wearable for both men and women, no matter the wrist size.
Personally, I believe the third generation of this tattoo masterpiece is the most successful evolution in the series. The tattoo isn’t just confined to the case; it beautifully extends to the sapphire crystal, giving the watch a distinct and breathtaking appearance. With the 42mm diameter, it’s a perfect fit for wrists of all sizes, rivaling even some visually comparable models like Richard Mille’s. So, what do you think? Ready to take this masterpiece for a spin?
