The Hublot Big Bang is the brand's flagship chronograph line, launched in 2005 and built on the Art of Fusion idea of pairing materials rarely combined in fine watchmaking. Its sandwich-construction case layers metal, ceramic, rubber and sapphire, locked by exposed H-shaped bezel screws over an integrated rubber strap. It suits buyers who want a bold, contemporary, material-driven watch rather than a heritage piece. La Maison Monaco is an authorized Hublot dealer in Canada, with CAD pricing and 0% Flexiti financing on approved credit.
What is the Hublot Big Bang and how do its references differ?
The Big Bang is defined by its layered case and the Art of Fusion approach to materials. Across the references in stock you will see King Gold, which is Hublot's red gold alloy, titanium, black and coloured ceramic, carbon, and full sapphire cases. The exposed H-shaped screws on the bezel and the integrated rubber strap are consistent across the line, while the case material and dial treatment are what separate one reference from the next. Cases generally run 42, 44 and 45mm, so size is another way buyers narrow their choice. Within the line, the Big Bang Unico is the core self-winding chronograph family, the Big Bang Integral adds a matched bracelet in the same material as the case, the Big Bang Meca-10 uses a long-power-reserve manual movement with a visible architecture, and ceramic versions appear in black and a range of colours. The models listed here show each reference with its material, size and current CAD price.
What movements power the Hublot Big Bang?
Most Big Bang references run the in-house Unico, an automatic flyback chronograph with a column wheel and roughly 72 hours of power reserve. The Unico is often shown through an open dial, so the chronograph mechanism and column wheel are visible from the front. The Big Bang Meca-10 uses a different engine, a manual-wind movement with about ten days of power reserve and an exposed, gear-driven layout designed to be read as a piece of construction rather than hidden behind a dial. Higher in the collection, certain references use tourbillon movements. Because the movement varies by reference, the right one depends on whether you want an automatic flyback chronograph, a long-running manual watch, or a tourbillon. Each product in the grid lists its specific calibre, so you can confirm the movement, the complication and the current CAD price before you decide. If you are unsure which engine a particular case houses, the reference detail on its product page is the place to check.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a Hublot Big Bang in Canada?+
At La Maison Monaco, Big Bang pricing runs roughly from $15,300 CAD to over $300,000 CAD, depending on the reference. Material drives much of the difference, with titanium and ceramic at the accessible end and King Gold, full sapphire and tourbillon references at the top. Movement and complication also affect price. Current CAD pricing is shown on each product in the grid, so the listed figure is what you pay as an authorized dealer.
Which Hublot Big Bang should I buy?+
For most buyers the Big Bang Unico is the natural starting point, since it carries Hublot's in-house automatic flyback chronograph and anchors the line. Choose the Big Bang Integral if you want a matched material bracelet instead of the rubber strap, the Meca-10 if you prefer a long manual power reserve with visible architecture, and a ceramic reference for colour and scratch resistance. Compare the references listed here by material, size and CAD price.
What is the Hublot Big Bang Unico?+
The Big Bang Unico is the core self-winding chronograph family within the collection. It is powered by Hublot's in-house Unico automatic flyback chronograph, which uses a column wheel and offers around 72 hours of power reserve. The mechanism is frequently displayed through an open dial. Unico references appear across materials including titanium, ceramic, carbon and King Gold. You can see the Unico models in stock, with their case sizes and current CAD pricing, in the grid.
Is La Maison Monaco an authorized Hublot dealer?+
Yes. La Maison Monaco is an authorized Hublot dealer in Canada. Every Big Bang sold here is new, comes with the full manufacturer warranty, and is priced in Canadian dollars with no currency conversion. We also offer 0% Flexiti financing on approved credit. Buying from an authorized dealer means your reference is genuine, covered by Hublot's warranty, and eligible for official service and support.
What is the difference between the Big Bang Unico and the Big Bang Meca-10?+
The difference is the movement and how it is shown. The Unico is an automatic flyback chronograph with a column wheel and about 72 hours of power reserve, built for timing and self-winding daily wear. The Meca-10 is a manual-wind watch with roughly ten days of power reserve and an exposed, gear-driven layout meant to be read as visible mechanical construction. Choose the Unico for chronograph function, the Meca-10 for long reserve and architecture. Both are listed here with CAD pricing.
