$1,450.00 Original price was: $1,450.00.$1,129.00Current price is: $1,129.00.
Buying notes for this configuration
White ceramic changes the character of this Big Bang Unico more than a simple strap swap would. It turns the black open dial into a deliberate focal point and lets the ribbed white strap extend the case color across the wrist. Choose Black Magic if you want the same 42mm direction in a continuous dark profile. This reference makes sense when white-and-black contrast is the reason to buy; confirm the visible ceramic, dial, screw, strap, and clasp details in QC photos.
The White Ceramic 441.HX.1171.RX makes the Big Bang Unico dial easier to read by surrounding it with a clean white case, bezel, and structured white rubber strap. The black skeletonized chronograph display becomes the visual center, while the 42mm platform keeps the contrast sharp rather than oversized. It is the better choice for a buyer who wants a lighter, graphic Big Bang; Black Magic is the more discreet alternative for an all-dark wrist profile.
Confirmed configuration
- Movement
- Custom HUB1280 Clone
- Bezel
- White Ceramic with 6 H-shaped Titanium Screws
- Crystal
- Sapphire with AR Coating
- Bracelet
- Structured lined rubber with titanium deployant clasp
- Water Resistance
- 30m stated rating; professional pressure test recommended before swimming
White ceramic makes the dial the focal point
The White Ceramic 441.HX.1171.RX is a 42mm Big Bang Unico built around a clear visual division. The case and bezel are white, the structured rubber strap is white, and the skeletonized chronograph dial remains dark at the center. That contrast gives the open layout a defined frame, so the registers, hands, and visible dial depth do not dissolve into a single dark surface. It is a more graphic interpretation of the Big Bang Unico rather than a neutral version of the same watch.
A white strap is part of the configuration
The ribbed white rubber strap continues the ceramic treatment below the case, which changes the full wrist profile. A black strap would make the case feel like an isolated bright object; the matching strap keeps the white exterior intentional and gives the black dial a consistent border from bezel to wrist. The final records specify the custom HUB1280 clone automatic chronograph, sapphire crystal with AR coating, titanium hardware, and deployant clasp for this exact configuration.
White Ceramic or Black Magic
The nearby Black Magic 42mm Big Bang Unico is useful for a buyer who likes the open-dial format but wants everything to read in a darker, less conspicuous way. The White Ceramic version makes the opposite choice. Its dial is still technically busy, but the white surround gives it more separation and a cleaner, more graphic look. It works particularly well for someone who already owns black or metal sport watches and wants one Big Bang Unico that reads differently in daylight without becoming an embellished configuration.
How the open dial and case work together
Front images should show the black dial sitting evenly inside the white bezel, with the hands and registers distinct against the darker center. Angled and side images matter because they reveal the case edge, pushers, and the transition into the rubber strap. The white surfaces are intentionally unforgiving of uneven gaps or misplaced screws, which is why this configuration rewards close inspection. The strap ribs should run cleanly, and the black dial should remain the visual anchor rather than competing with the exterior.
QC for the white 42mm Unico
Ask for front, angled, side, caseback, and clasp views. QC should review the white case and strap finish, bezel screws, black dial and chronograph-hand alignment, pusher response, strap rib consistency, and deployant closure. A wrist view completes the review by showing whether the 42mm white-and-black layout reads as one crisp profile. Those checks are specific to this configuration because the visible contrast is the point of choosing it.
Choosing a lighter Big Bang without losing the open-dial character
White Ceramic is not a dress-watch substitute; the exposed chronograph layout, screws, pushers, and ribbed rubber strap keep it firmly in Big Bang territory. What changes is the visual temperature. The white exterior reflects more light around the black dial, making the watch feel cleaner and more graphic than a dark ceramic version. That makes it especially useful in a rotation built around darker cases, while still keeping the technical character that draws buyers to an open-dial Unico. The decision should come down to how much contrast the buyer wants to see at a glance, not to an assumed difference in hidden specification.
Questions to settle before ordering
What makes the White Ceramic 441.HX.1171.RX distinct?
Its white ceramic case, bezel, and structured white rubber strap frame a black skeletonized chronograph dial in a 42mm Big Bang Unico layout.
How does it compare with Black Magic?
White Ceramic is the brighter, more graphic option; Black Magic is the better route when the same open-dial style should keep a continuous dark profile.
What is checked before dispatch?
QC checks white case and strap finish, bezel screws, dial and chronograph-hand alignment, pushers, strap ribs, and deployant closure.
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
