Hublot has released the Big Bang Integrated Time Only timepieces into a unisex-friendly 38 mm dimension, expanding the appeal across both genders. This is not the first time Hublot has launched watches of this size, as the 38 mm has appeared in the Classic Fusion collection.

In total, six new Big Bang Integrated Time Only models are on offer, launched at Watches & Wonders 2024 in Geneva. The case and bracelet are integrated – inspiring the name of the model – and both are made from the same material.

There are two versions in brushed titanium, with a black or a blue dial. The next two versions are in King Gold, available with these same two dial colourways. The dial of the Big Bang Integrated Time Only is made of soft ferromagnetic steel. The movement is thus optimally protected against magnetic fields, preserving its chronometric precision from these external influences.

For the first time, the Big Bang Integrated Time Only will be equipped with a new movement – the HUB1115, which has undergone a major quality upgrade in terms of its technical and aesthetic features. The main improvements take the form of a brand-new oscillating weight bearing and a stronger mainspring enabling the power reserve to be extended to 48 hours. All the finishes have been revamped, including a satin finish on the bridges and an anthracite ruthenium coating.

The last two versions are in ceramic. The first version is entirely navy blue, with a blue dial, perfectly in keeping with Hublot's original maritime spirit. The second and final version features "Black Magic" – a style dear to Hublot which runs through all the Manufacture's collections. With a case, bracelet and dial in deepest black, this is the first Big Bang Black Magic ever created on a watch measuring 38 mm.