The Hublot Big Bang is Hublot's flagship watch, launched in 2005 on the Art of Fusion idea: a layered case that pairs steel, titanium, ceramic or gold with rubber and sapphire, held by exposed H-shaped screws. La Maison Monaco, an authorized Hublot dealer in Canada, lists 51 Big Bang references from $15,300 to $60,600 CAD, plus one Tourbillon at $313,000, in 33 to 45 mm, nearly all water-resistant to 100 m. Most are available to order from the maison.
The layered case and H-shaped screws are constant, and most references sit on a rubber strap. Material and dial separate one reference from the next: steel and titanium to start, then ceramic in black, blue, mint and dark green, Magic Gold (Hublot's scratch-resistant gold) and King Gold, Hublot's red gold alloy. Sizes are 33 and 38 mm for the diamond-set steel references, then 42, 43, 44 and 45 mm. Square Bang, One Click and Integrated versions sit alongside the round Big Bang. Spirit of Big Bang models are listed under their own collection; Meca-10 and Tourbillon references appear here too.
What movement is in the Big Bang?
Forty-three of the 51 references are automatic, and 22 carry the Unico name: Hublot's in-house automatic flyback chronograph with a column wheel and about 72 hours of power reserve, often shown through a skeleton dial. Six Meca-10 references are hand-wound, and two 38 mm diamond-set references are quartz. Each product page lists its calibre, so you can confirm the movement and the CAD price before you order.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a Hublot Big Bang in Canada?+
Hublot Big Bang references at La Maison Monaco run from $15,300 to $60,600 CAD, plus one Tourbillon at $313,000. Diamond-set steel references start the range, titanium Unico models sit between about $25,000 and $34,000, and gold references begin around $44,000. Prices are in Canadian dollars with no currency conversion, and each product page shows the current CAD price.
Which Hublot Big Bang should I choose?+
Start with material and size. Steel and titanium suit daily wear, ceramic adds colour and scratch resistance, and King Gold or Magic Gold is the statement choice. Pick 42 mm for most wrists and 44 mm for a bolder look. Unico models add a flyback chronograph. A specialist can help you compare references before you decide.
What is the Hublot Big Bang Unico?+
The Unico is Hublot's in-house automatic flyback chronograph movement, introduced in 2010, with a column wheel and about 72 hours of power reserve. It is shown through the dial on many references. Of the 51 Big Bang references we list, 22 are Unico models, in titanium, ceramic and gold.
Is the Hublot Big Bang water resistant?+
Yes. Almost every Big Bang we list is rated to 100 m (10 bar), enough for swimming; the Tourbillon is rated lower. It is a luxury sports watch rather than a dive watch, so it is not meant for scuba diving. Keep the crown and pushers secured, and have the seals checked at each service to keep that rating.
Is the Hublot Big Bang in stock at La Maison Monaco?+
Most Big Bang references are available to order rather than held in a boutique: the maison sources the watch for you, and a specialist confirms your delivery date before your order ships. Some are currently unavailable. Each product page shows the status of that exact reference.
Is La Maison Monaco an authorized Hublot dealer?+
Yes. La Maison Monaco is an authorized Hublot dealer in Canada, with 15 boutiques across Quebec and Ontario. Every Big Bang is new and covered by the manufacturer warranty, and prices are shown in Canadian dollars. Flexiti financing is available on approved credit.
