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Hublot Spirit of Big Bang King Gold Blue Ceramic 42mm 642.OL.7180.RX product view super clone watch

Hublot Spirit of Big Bang King Gold Blue Ceramic 642.OL.7180.RX

42mmSuper Clone Watch

Original price was: $1,449.00.Current price is: $949.00.

This is the Spirit of Big Bang to choose if you want the bold Hublot tonneau shape with real visual tension between warm King Gold tone and matte blue ceramic. The skeleton dial stays busy yet readable thanks to rose-tone hands, applied markers, and blue-ringed chronograph registers, while the lined blue rubber strap keeps the look sharp and contemporary. Compared with plainer closed-dial versions, this one puts the movement architecture front and center. The detailed description matters here because the appeal is in how the colors, materials, and chronograph layout work together.

Configuration Details Confirmed before shipment

Movement Clone HUB 4700 Automatic, approximately 36 hours power reserve

Case Material 18k King Gold plated stainless steel core

Bezel Micro-blasted and polished blue ceramic with H-shaped titanium screws

Crystal Sapphire with anti-reflective treatment

Bracelet Blue structured lined rubber strap with deployant clasp

Water Resistance 30m stated

SKU: hublot-spirit-of-big-bang-king-gold-blue-ceramic-42mm-642-ol-7180-rx-super-clone-watch Categories: Hublot, IN STOCK SALE Brand: Hublot

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The blue ceramic bezel is what makes this reference land so well

On the wrist, the first thing that separates the 642.OL.7180.RX from other Spirit of Big Bang variants is the broad blue ceramic bezel framing the tonneau case. Against the King Gold-tone case body, the ceramic brings a cooler, more technical edge that stops the watch from feeling overly warm or heavy in character. The bezel is secured with H-shaped titanium screws, and that contrast between polished hardware, matte blue surfaces, and rose-tone case sections is exactly why this model has so much visual bite.

If you are choosing between colorways, this is the version for someone who wants a modern Hublot look rather than a dress-leaning one. The blue and gold combination is assertive, but the ceramic keeps it crisp instead of flashy.

A skeleton dial with real depth, not just openwork for effect

This watch earns its place through the dial side. The skeletonized layout shows layered bridges, visible date mechanics, and three chronograph registers arranged within a deep blue framework. The outer minute track and sub-dial rings add structure, so the open dial still feels organized rather than chaotic. Rose-tone hands and applied hour markers stand out well against the darker blue background, which is important on a watch with this much going on visually.

For a buyer who likes mechanical theater, this is the right kind of busy. You get the architectural look that makes the Spirit of Big Bang line distinctive, but there is enough contrast to read the time quickly. Compared with a simpler solid dial, this version gives you far more of the case-and-movement identity that collectors usually want from this shape.

Why the BBF execution matters on this specific model

BBF is worth mentioning here because this particular reference depends on material contrast and case geometry more than most. The combination of blue ceramic, King Gold-tone finishing, and the multi-part tonneau construction needs disciplined alignment to look convincing. On this watch, that matters at the bezel edge, around the screws, and where the case sections meet the lugs and strap integration points.

The case is described as 18k King Gold plated stainless steel with a blue ceramic bezel, and the overall effect is strong because the warmer gold tone does not overpower the cooler blue surfaces. If you have looked at earlier or weaker executions of gold-tone Hublot cases, the value here is that the watch keeps its color contrast balanced instead of turning brassy or flat in appearance.

Chronograph layout and movement details that affect ownership

Inside is the Clone HUB 4700 automatic movement with an approximate 36-hour power reserve. The chronograph functions are fully operational, and the watch is described with hours, minutes, small seconds, date, and a 12-hour chronograph display. That makes this more than a design piece. You are getting the full visual character of the skeleton chronograph layout along with usable pushers and register function.

For many buyers, that is the practical dividing line between an interesting display watch and one you will actually enjoy using. Crisp chronograph engagement and visible mechanical layering suit this reference especially well, because the whole point of the dial is to make the movement part of the experience.

The strap keeps the watch contemporary and integrated

The blue structured lined rubber strap is a big part of why this watch wears with the right attitude. It continues the blue theme from the bezel and dial, while the black-edged construction gives the strap more definition than a plain rubber band would. The deployant clasp maintains the upscale feel, and the One Click quick-release system adds genuine day-to-day convenience if you like changing the character of the watch with another compatible strap.

This is not a watch that tries to disappear on the wrist. It is sculptural, technical, and deliberately extroverted. If that is the point of the purchase, the 642.OL.7180.RX delivers it through color contrast, a skeletonized chronograph face, and one of the strongest material combinations in the Spirit of Big Bang range.

Watch specification

Configuration summary for this watch

Brand	Hublot
Movement	Clone HUB 4700 Automatic, approximately 36 hours power reserve
Case Material	18k King Gold plated stainless steel core
Bezel	Micro-blasted and polished blue ceramic with H-shaped titanium screws
Crystal	Sapphire with anti-reflective treatment
Bracelet	Blue structured lined rubber strap with deployant clasp
Water Resistance	30m stated

Buyer Q&A

Questions about this Hublot watch

Does the chronograph function operate on this model?

Yes. The chronograph functions are described as fully operational, with elapsed time tracked through the sub-dials and the central seconds hand used for the chronograph sweep.

What gives this reference its distinctive color contrast?

The look comes from the combination of a King Gold-tone case, a blue ceramic bezel, a blue skeletonized dial layout, and a matching blue structured rubber strap.

What type of strap and clasp does this watch use?

It comes on a blue structured lined rubber strap paired with a deployant clasp.

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