Hublot has unveiled a unique limited edition series that deepens its twenty year commitment to the world of football. As the manufacturer that first dared to pair a gold case with a rubber strap in 1980, the brand continues to celebrate the art of fusion by bridging the gap between luxury watchmaking and continental sport. The Classic Fusion Chronograph UEFA Europa League Titanium Carbon arrives as a highly exclusive release, with only 50 pieces produced to preserve its value for the ultimate collector.

The aesthetic codes of the UEFA Europa League are faithfully rendered in a palette of black and orange. Hublot developed a technically sophisticated bezel for this model, crafted from carbon fiber that ranges from deep black to anthracite gray. This material is inlaid with vibrant orange fiberglass and punctuated by the iconic six H-shaped titanium screws. Because the assembly of these fibers is random, each of the 50 watches in the series is genuinely unique.

The 42 mm case is sculpted from grade 5 titanium, chosen for its lightweight and durable properties. Hublot utilized a polished finish on the case middle to emphasize its elegant curve, while a vertical satin finish on the top mirrors the texture of the black lined rubber strap. The resulting silhouette is sporty yet sophisticated, offering an ergonomic design that is perfect for everyday wear.

Inside the watch beats the HUB1153 automatic chronograph movement, featuring a meticulous reproduction of the UEFA Europa League logo at the 3 o'clock position. The competition cup is encircled by a fine orange line, a detail that is repeated on the sapphire crystal case-back. To complete the experience, the timepiece is presented in a box that includes a miniature reproduction of the UEFA Europa League trophy.

Julien Tornare, the CEO of Hublot, explained that the manufacturer sought to strike a balance between a piece designed for dedicated fans and a watch that anyone could wear daily. This latest creation further cements the brand's unconditional commitment to European football, a journey that began in 2006 when Hublot became the first luxury brand to partner with a national team.