$1,649.00 Original price was: $1,649.00.$1,049.00Current price is: $1,049.00.
Buying notes for this configuration
A Sang Bleu II should be chosen for its shape, and this King Gold 45mm version makes that shape impossible to ignore. The case facets, geometric display, and muted blue strap create a warmer, more formal visual effect than a darker Sang Bleu II. Select a darker version if you want the same angular language to recede into more outfits. Select this reference when the watch should function as the focal object, then review QC photos for facet consistency, disc alignment, and the way the integrated strap meets the case.
The 45mm Sang Bleu II 418.OX.5108.RX.MXM20 is built for buyers who want geometry to lead. Its King Gold configuration, faceted case, layered disc-style display, and integrated rubber strap turn the entire watch into a deliberate architectural form, with blue accents adding contrast inside the open dial. The specified Clone Hub1240 automatic flyback movement belongs to this exact record, but the reason to choose it is visible: this is a larger, warmer, more sculptural Sang Bleu II.
Confirmed configuration
- Bezel
- King Gold-tone bezel with six H-shaped screws
- Bracelet
- Integrated black rubber strap
Geometry is the first function
The Big Bang Unico Sang Bleu II 418.OX.5108.RX.MXM20 is not a conventional round chronograph with a decorative dial. At 45mm, its faceted King Gold configuration and geometric disc-style display make the case architecture the main event. The bezel, lugs, and layered dial all use angular forms, while blue accents give the center a cooler counterpoint to the warm case. It is designed to be read from the outline inward: first the faceted silhouette, then the moving-looking geometry of the display, then the mechanical detail below it.
A display that changes the way the dial is read
The black skeletonized geometric dial uses disc-style time indication rather than the familiar visual rhythm of a simple three-hand face. That is why front and close views matter more here than they do on a standard sport watch. The final record confirms the Clone Hub1240 automatic flyback movement for this configuration. The gallery establishes the visible character: layered geometry, blue accents, strong case planes, and a strap that follows the case rather than breaking it with a conventional bracelet.
Why 45mm is part of the decision
At this scale, the Sang Bleu II is intentionally present on the wrist. The broad faceted case needs enough room for its edges, openings, and dial layers to read clearly. It suits a buyer who wants an architectural watch as the central piece of a look, especially where warm case color is welcome. A darker Sang Bleu II is the useful alternative when the same distinctive geometry is desired but a more subdued visual profile makes better sense for daily use. The decision is not merely King Gold versus another color; it is whether the larger, warmer object is the point of the purchase.
The integrated strap completes the silhouette
The integrated rubber strap is important because it continues the geometry of the case into the wrist profile. Its muted blue-grey tone sets off the warm case without turning the watch into a simple two-color exercise. Side views should show the facet transitions, crown and pusher positions, and how the strap begins at the case. The caseback view is equally useful for checking the geometric pattern and the fit of the rear assembly. These are the visible details that distinguish a Sang Bleu II from a generic open-dial chronograph.
QC for a faceted Sang Bleu II
QC should include straight-on, angled, side, caseback, and strap/clasp views. Inspect the alignment of the case facets, disc display, blue accents, bezel screws, crown and pushers, caseback geometry, integrated strap fit, and clasp operation. The intended result is a watch whose planes and display read as a coherent pattern from every angle, not a collection of individual sharp details.
How to judge the Sang Bleu II before ordering
A direct front image is necessary, but it is not enough for this reference. The dial discs and angular bridges look different as the watch is turned, and the facets around the bezel and lugs are part of the appeal. Ask for an angled view that keeps the dial readable, a side view that shows the thickness and pusher placement, and a wrist view that puts the 45mm outline in proportion. The muted blue-grey strap should feel integrated with the case rather than visually detached. Those views answer the real question: whether the geometry feels like a signature or more visual activity than the wearer wants.
Questions to settle before ordering
What defines the King Gold Sang Bleu II 418.OX.5108.RX.MXM20?
It is a 45mm Sang Bleu II with a faceted King Gold configuration, black geometric disc-style display, blue accents, and an integrated rubber strap.
Should I choose this or a darker Sang Bleu II?
Choose this one when warm case color and a large sculptural presence are central; a darker Sang Bleu II suits the same angular design language in a quieter rotation.
What is checked before dispatch?
QC checks case-facet and disc-display alignment, blue accents, bezel screws, crown and pushers, caseback geometry, integrated strap fit, and clasp operation.
Review the exact configuration before it leaves.
Use model-specific QC proof to confirm the visible details and stated functions that informed your choice.
QC proof before dispatch
