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Hublot Big Bang Unico King Gold Pav 42 mm 441.OX.1181.RX.1704 product view super clone watch

Hublot Big Bang Unico King Gold Pav 441.OX.1181.RX.1704

42mmSuper Clone Watch

Original price was: $1,400.00.Current price is: $1,159.00.

This is the right pick if you want the Big Bang Unico in its most extroverted 42mm form: the warm King Gold-tone pavé case, black skeleton dial, and true 60-minute flyback chronograph are the details that make it worth choosing. Against older 7750-based Unico versions, this BBF build stands out for its dial-side column wheel layout and proper chronograph architecture. The structured black rubber strap keeps the watch visually grounded, and the detailed description matters here because this reference lives or dies by execution, not just sparkle.

Configuration Details Confirmed before shipment

Movement Custom HUB1280 Flyback Clone, approximately 36 hours power reserve

Case Material 316L stainless steel with 18K King Gold plating

Bezel Pavé crystal-set, King Gold plated

Crystal Sapphire with dual AR coating

Bracelet Structured black rubber strap with quick-change system and deployant clasp

Water Resistance Stated 30m

SKU: hublot-big-bang-unico-king-gold-pave-42-mm-441-ox-1181-rx-1704-super-clone-watch Categories: Hublot, IN STOCK SALE Brand: Hublot

Hublot

King Gold-tone pavé with a black skeleton dial

The first thing that decides this watch is contrast. You get a fully pavé-set 42mm Big Bang case and bezel in a rich King Gold tone, then a matte black skeleton dial that stops the watch from becoming visually soft. The warm case color, black inner structure, and applied numerals create the sharp layered look that makes this reference work. It is a high-impact piece, but the dark open-worked center and black outer track keep it legible enough to enjoy as a watch rather than treating it as jewelry alone.

On the wrist, that contrast is helped by the structured black rubber strap. It gives the case a cleaner edge and keeps the visual weight where it belongs: on the pavé surfaces, the exposed movement side of the dial, and the Unico-style chronograph layout. If you are considering this reference, that balance matters more than headline shine.

The BBF reason to choose this 42mm Unico

This version is powered by a custom HUB1280 flyback clone with an approximate 36-hour power reserve. That matters because the appeal of a Unico is not only the open dial; it is the specific movement architecture visible from the front. BBF’s execution was built around that layout, including a functional dial-side column wheel and the correct 60-minute flyback chronograph format. For a buyer comparing it with older modified 7750-based alternatives, this is the practical reason to spend the extra money on this version.

In use, the attraction is simple: the watch presents the mechanical depth that people expect from a Unico rather than approximating the look with a less convincing chronograph base. The date remains integrated into the skeletonized dial, and the subdial arrangement preserves the reference’s technical character instead of flattening it.

Case, bezel, and crystal details that affect ownership

The case is specified as 316L stainless steel with thick 18K King Gold plating, and the bezel is pavé crystal set. The overall effect is bold, but the shape is still distinctly Big Bang: broad bezel, exposed H-style screws, strong case shoulders, and pushers that give the watch its instrument-like profile. Buyers who know the line will appreciate that the 42mm size keeps the watch assertive without pushing into unmanageable territory.

Over the dial, the crystal is sapphire with dual AR coating. That is especially relevant on a skeleton watch, where glare can quickly hide the depth you are paying for. Here, the open-worked center, black minute track, and rose-gold-tone handset need a clear top surface to remain readable. The AR-coated sapphire helps the watch present the movement and dial layers with better clarity in everyday light.

Why the strap matters on this reference

This watch comes on a structured rubber strap with a quick-change system. That is the correct pairing for this model because the pavé case is already visually dense. A bracelet would push it further into pure flash, while the black rubber strap gives it the sport architecture that belongs to the Big Bang family. The vertical ribbing on the strap also echoes the technical feel of the dial instead of competing with it.

The clasp shown is a deployant style, which suits a heavier, top-heavy watch better than a simple pin buckle. It makes the watch easier to take on and off while preserving the cleaner look of the strap when closed. For a piece with this much visual presence, that practical detail makes regular wear more realistic.

Who should buy this version

This is the version to buy if your interest in the Unico goes beyond the silhouette. You are choosing it for the combination of a true 42mm Big Bang stance, the King Gold-tone pavé treatment, and a movement build that supports the dial-side architecture the model is known for. If you simply want a gold-tone sports watch, there are easier and cheaper options. If you want the specific drama of a pavé Unico with the right visual mechanics on the dial side, this reference makes a stronger case.

Water resistance is stated at 30m. That should be read as the offered specification for the watch, not as a reason to treat a complex chronograph like a swimming piece. The real value here is visual and mechanical: warm metal tone, black skeleton depth, and a flyback chronograph format that fits the watch it is supposed to be.

Watch specification

Configuration summary for this watch

Brand	Hublot
Movement	Custom HUB1280 Flyback Clone, approximately 36 hours power reserve
Case Material	316L stainless steel with 18K King Gold plating
Bezel	Pavé crystal-set, King Gold plated
Crystal	Sapphire with dual AR coating
Bracelet	Structured black rubber strap with quick-change system and deployant clasp
Water Resistance	Stated 30m

Buyer Q&A

Questions about this Hublot watch

Why choose this BBF Unico over an older 7750-based version?

The main advantage is the custom HUB1280 flyback clone. It gives this watch the dial-side column wheel layout and correct 60-minute flyback chronograph format that older modified 7750-based versions do not reproduce in the same way.

What does the dial layout include?

The watch has a black skeleton dial with rose-gold-tone hands, two clearly defined subdials, and a date display at 3 o’clock. The open-worked center is a major part of the Unico look on this reference.

What strap and clasp style does this watch use?

It is fitted on a structured black rubber strap with a quick-change system. The photos show a deployant clasp construction.

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