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Well well well, what a day we have here. We start off looking at the Omega Dark Side of the Moon Apollo 8. An incredible Speedmaster from case to movement finishing with even a little throw back to the Speedmaster's racing days. Then of course, we have the main event. Christian straps in and reviews the Hublot Big Bang Unico Sapphire. Hublot is a VERY divisive brand in the watch lover's world BUT Christian is absolutely smitten with their BB Unico Sapphire...has he become a lover? Has Hublot hit their grand slam?!
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Today, Christian has a look at some incredible watches, including the Hublot Big Bang Unico Sapphire!
Before the Hublot, though, we have the Omega Speedmaster Dark Side of the Moon Apollo 8, a beautiful black ceramic watch with some killer yellow accents that help set it apart from the other options in the line. At 44 and change mm in diameter, it's a big watch, but it wears surprisingly well. There's also a sublime moon pattern in the movement that's incredibly discreet and the opposite of cartoonish that makes it work so superbly.
But of course, let's talk about that watch made from sapphire by the brand everyone loves to hate - Hublot. It's a 42mm watch in diameter that features an automatic winding chronograph movement with a 72 hour power reserve that is just plain pretty to look at. Being made from sapphire, it's basically weightless save the movement and pushers. The real shame, though, is that it's a limited edition of 500 pieces. Now, at just under $70k, it's a ton of money, but it still somehow represents value compared to watches in its respective price point and style.
20 апр 2021
