No dial? No hands? No problem. Hublot has once again set the bar high at LVMH Watch Week 2024 with its latest unveiling – a truly wild piece of engineering.
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Kicking off 2024 in style, LVMH has debuted an impressive range of new timepieces from Zenith, Tag Heuer and Bulgari. But it was Hublot’s new MP-10 Tourbillon Weight Energy System Titanium, a marvel of engineering, that stole the show in Sydney this week.
So what makes it so unique? 592 components, 5 years of R&D, 2 linear weights, 1 inclined tourbillon, a circular power reserve, for a model to be produced in a limited edition of just 50 pieces.
And if it’s indications you’re after, this is where it gets really interesting. The MP-10 has no hands. In their place are four constantly rotating displays: the hours and minutes in the upper third of the dial, combined with an invisible magnifying glass.
“I think the big piece of this year is this manufactured piece, MP-10… I would say is the quintessence of what Hublot represents today, it is showing that Hublot is a very strong brand with a lot of watchmaking know-how technologically,” Hublot Chief Executive Ricardo Guadalupe said.
“For a piece to be part of our MP collection, it must not only reinvent existing complications; it must create something exclusive, invent, build and open up new avenues in watchmaking R&D. I gave our designers and watchmakers carte blanche, and this is the fruit of their labours. From now on, people will talk about the MP-10 Tourbillon Weight Energy System in Titanium in terms of ‘before’ and ‘after’”
The Swiss watchmaker also unveiled the Big Bang Unico Green SAXEM, a new timepiece that combines the brand’s innovative SAXEM material with that iconic Big Bang design. Featuring the UNICO 2 calibre movement and a robust 42 mm case, it is limited to just 100 pieces.
Take a look at some of our favourite timepieces from LVMH Watch Week
Hublot MP-10 Tourbillon Weight Energy System Titanium
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- Model: MP-10 Tourbillon Weight Energy System Titanium
- Diameter: 41.5mm
- Availability: 50 pieces worldwide
- Price: AU$439,000
Classic Fusion Tourbillon Orlinski Ceramic
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- Model: Classic Fusion Tourbillon Orlinski Ceramic
- Diameter: 45mm
- Price: AU$145,000
Hublot Spirit of Big Bang Year of the Dragon Titanium
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- Model: Spirit of Big Bang Year of the Dragon Titanium
- Diameter: 42mm
- Availability: 100 timepieces
- Price: TBC
Hublot Big Bang Unico Saxem Green
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- Model: Big Bang Unico Green SAXEM
- Diameter: 42mm
- Availability: 100 timepieces
- Price: US$116,000
Hublot Spirit of Big Bang 32mm Jewellery
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- Model: Spirit of Big Bang 32mm Jewellery
- Diameter: 32mm
- Availability: 100 timepieces
- Price: Prices range from US$34,600 – $80,000