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Hublot Spirit of Big Bang Sang Bleu Rose Gold Pav 648.OX.0108.RX.1604.MXM23 product view super clone watch

Hublot Spirit of Big Bang Sang Bleu Rose Gold Pav 648.OX.0108.RX.1604.MXM23

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Original price was: $1,999.00.Current price is: $1,499.00.

If you want the Sang Bleu at its most theatrical, this is the one to choose. The decision comes down to three things: the sharply faceted rose gold-tone pavé case, the geometric disc-style time display over a skeletonized dial, and the integrated black rubber strap that keeps the watch visually grounded. Compared with plainer Spirit of Big Bang variants, this version is far more architectural and far less conventional. The detailed description matters here because the way the dial layout and case geometry work together is what justifies the watch.

Configuration Details Confirmed before shipment

Movement Clone HUB 4700 Automatic

Case Material Rose Gold PVD over Steel/Titanium Core

Bezel Rose Gold PVD with synthetic pavé setting, H-shaped titanium screws

Crystal Sapphire with anti-reflective treatment

Bracelet Integrated black rubber strap with folding clasp

Water Resistance 30m

SKU: hublot-spirit-of-big-bang-sang-bleu-rose-gold-pave-648-ox-0108-rx-1604-mxm23-super-clone-watch Categories: Hublot, IN STOCK SALE Brand: Hublot

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The rose gold-tone pavé case is the whole point

One glance at this Spirit of Big Bang Sang Bleu tells you exactly why it stands apart. The multi-faceted barrel case is covered with pavé-set stones across the bezel and upper case surfaces, but the real attraction is the way those stone-set sections are divided by sharp geometric borders. In rose gold-tone, the watch takes on a warmer and more sculptural look than blacked-out or plain metal versions. It is not trying to be subtle. It is built for the collector who wants the Sang Bleu concept to read immediately from across the room.

The case is specified as rose gold PVD over a steel and titanium core in a 42mm size, with H-shaped titanium screws on the bezel. That matters because this design depends on crisp alignment between the bezel, case body, and dial opening. On a watch this angular, clean geometry is not a small detail; it is the entire visual experience.

The Sang Bleu display changes how the watch is read

Instead of conventional hands, this model uses overlapping geometric disc indicators arranged over an openworked display. The rose gold-tone pointer architecture dominates the center of the dial, with skeletonized movement elements visible beneath it. This gives the watch a layered, technical character that feels very different from a standard skeleton sports watch. You are not just buying open-worked mechanics; you are buying the graphic layout that Maxime Plescia-Büchi's Sang Bleu design language is known for.

There is also a date window visible near 4:30, adding a practical complication without interrupting the symmetry too heavily. Against the dark interior and chapter ring, the rose gold-tone disc framework stays highly legible for a design that is intentionally unconventional. If you already know the Sang Bleu line, that balance between visual drama and usable time display is one of the key reasons to choose this reference.

Why collectors pay attention to the HBF version

For this reference, HBF is worth mentioning because the execution challenge is specific. The Sang Bleu is far more demanding than a standard three-hand case and dial build: the layered geometric display needs proper spacing, the central architecture needs to sit cleanly over the skeletonized base, and the case facets need to line up convincingly from every angle. That is why experienced buyers often focus less on brand hype and more on how well this exact layout has been handled.

This watch is powered by the Clone HUB 4700 automatic movement with approximately 36 hours of power reserve. It is modified to run the Sang Bleu-style display, which is the important point here. If you are deciding between this and a simpler Spirit of Big Bang, this piece earns its place through the complexity of the presentation. You choose it because the geometric display is the feature, not because you want a safer or more restrained daily sports watch.

The black rubber strap keeps the design wearable

Without the strap, this reference could easily become visually overloaded. The integrated black rubber strap solves that. It gives the pavé case a clean frame, picks up the black inner dial tones, and stops the watch from becoming too bright on the wrist. The Sang Bleu motif embossed into the strap is a good detail, and the rose gold-tone folding clasp continues the angular design language rather than breaking it with a generic closure.

For a European or US buyer who already owns more conventional pieces, that balance is important. The watch still delivers high contrast and a strong wrist presence, but the black strap keeps it from feeling costume-like. It remains a statement piece, just one with enough discipline in the overall composition to make repeated wear realistic.

Who this reference suits best

This is the Spirit of Big Bang Sang Bleu to buy if you want the most expressive take on the design: pavé surfaces, rose gold-tone geometry, skeletonized depth, and the unmistakable disc-based layout. It makes less sense for someone searching for understatement, and much more sense for a collector who already appreciates shaped cases, architectural dials, and watches that start conversations instantly. As a technical fashion-forward piece, it stands on its own.

Watch specification

Configuration summary for this watch

Brand	Hublot
Movement	Clone HUB 4700 Automatic
Case Material	Rose Gold PVD over Steel/Titanium Core
Bezel	Rose Gold PVD with synthetic pavé setting, H-shaped titanium screws
Crystal	Sapphire with anti-reflective treatment
Bracelet	Integrated black rubber strap with folding clasp
Water Resistance	30m

Buyer Q&A

Questions about this Hublot watch

How is time displayed on this Sang Bleu model?

This watch uses overlapping geometric disc indicators instead of traditional hands, creating the signature Sang Bleu layout across the openworked dial.

Does this watch have a visible date display?

Yes. A date window is visible near the 4:30 position on the dial.

What makes this version different from a standard Spirit of Big Bang?

This reference combines the Sang Bleu geometric disc-style display with a rose gold-tone pavé-set case and a skeletonized dial, giving it a far more architectural and dramatic appearance than a standard hand-based version.

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