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Colourful skull!
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Colourful skull!

Sunday, 07 February 2016
By The FHH Journal editors
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If its life hung by a thread, it would be the ones that adorn the multi-hued straps and dials of the Big Bang Broderie. As always, Hublot indulges in some clever skullduggery.

If “God created woman”, then Hublot created the Big Bang Broderie for her! As an inexhaustible source of inspiration, the embroidery of Saint-Gallen is transposed into the art of fusion to reveal all of its modernity and creative potential for the second consecutive year, with a new limited series of 200 pieces: the Big Bang Broderie Sugar Skull 41mm.

Turquoise, navy blue, pale pink, fuchsia, yellow, orange, violet… lit with Lurex threads, silver or gold, or taking its inspiration from the lines on the catwalks for the 2016 season, the skull motif, with 12 red spinels, and the arabesques on the strap create bold associations of colours. A remarkable exercise in style that is given its value by the power and the simplicity of its 41-mm case adorned in black ceramic with a bezel enhanced by 36 red spinels, the purity of the steel enlivened by 36 pink sapphires or the cat’s eye effect of the red gold highlighted by 36 blue sapphires. Echoing the bezel, the dial is graduated with 12 precious stones, red spinels for the ceramic, pink sapphires for the steel and blue sapphires for the red gold.

The Big Bang Broderie Gold reveals a combination of gold with carbon fibre and embroidery on organza silk.

In defiance of the laws of finesse, the dial offers a particularly reduced working thickness so that the hands and the embroidered pattern do not touch. Based on carbon material, special layered sheets of carbon fibre, coated in a transparent resin, make it possible to compress the embroidery whilst magnifying the pattern and adding an illusion of depth.

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