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Hublot Big Bang Unico Black Magic 42mm 441.CI.1171.RX product view super clone watch

Hublot Big Bang Unico Black Magic 441.CI.1171.RX

42mmSuper Clone Watch

Original price was: $1,450.00.Current price is: $1,129.00.

A strong buy if you want the Unico look without the oversized feel. What decides this piece is the correct 42mm Black Magic format, the dial-side functional column wheel at 6 o’clock, and the proper slim 15.4mm profile made possible by the clone HUB1280 instead of the thicker old 7750-based builds. The matte black ceramic and polished H-screw contrast also gives this reference its sharp visual identity. If you are choosing between older 45mm-style presence and a cleaner modern fit, the details below are where this watch earns its place.

Configuration Details Confirmed before shipment

Movement Clone HUB1280 automatic chronograph

Case Material Micro-blasted black ceramic

Bezel Micro-blasted black ceramic with titanium H-screws

Crystal Scratch-proof sapphire with colorless AR coating

Bracelet Black structured lined rubber strap with black deployant clasp

Water Resistance >50 meters

SKU: hublot-big-bang-unico-black-magic-42mm-441-ci-1171-rx-super-clone-watch Categories: Hublot, IN STOCK SALE Brand: Hublot

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The black ceramic bezel and open dial are the first things that make this reference work

This 441.CI.1171.RX gets its character from contrast rather than color. The micro-blasted black ceramic case and bezel keep the outer form matte and restrained, while the polished H-shaped bezel screws and bright applied numerals pull the eye straight into the skeletonized dial. On the wrist, that balance matters. You get the aggressive Big Bang architecture, but in a way that stays readable and defined instead of turning into a dark blur.

The dial layout is especially convincing here because the open-worked center is framed by large white Arabic numerals, broad hands, and two clearly separated subdials. The date ring is visible within the dial architecture, which is a key part of the Unico look. If you are considering this watch primarily for its face-up presence, this reference delivers the mechanical, layered appearance that buyers usually want from a Big Bang Unico.

Why this BBF version stands out in the 42mm Unico category

The important point with this watch is not just the name on the dial but how the movement affects the whole case. This BBF edition is built around a clone HUB1280 automatic chronograph movement, and that matters because it allows the watch to keep the correct 15.4mm thickness. Earlier builds based on modified 7750 layouts typically ended up too thick, which changes the side profile and makes the watch look top-heavy.

There is also a visible functional benefit: the column wheel at 6 o’clock is present on the dial side and operates when the chronograph pushers are used. That is a real distinction for buyers who know this model well, because it preserves one of the defining visual and technical cues of the Unico design instead of only imitating it with decorative parts. Power reserve is rated at approximately 36 hours.

42mm is the reason this Black Magic wears like a modern sports watch

For many collectors, the appeal of this reference is that it keeps the Big Bang attitude without moving into the older oversized territory. The case is specified at 42mm with a verified weight of 134 grams, giving it enough substance to feel purposeful while staying more manageable than the traditional 45mm variants. That makes a difference for both US and European buyers who want the Hublot shape and stance but need something that sits more naturally on a standard wrist.

Because the case is ceramic with a micro-blasted finish, the surface keeps the stealthy Black Magic look that suits the design. The matte textures around the case flanks, bezel, and strap integration work well with the open dial, while the polished screw heads add just enough highlight. It is a watch with plenty happening visually, but the monochrome palette keeps it controlled.

The strap and clasp keep the watch true to the Black Magic theme

The watch comes on a black structured lined rubber strap, which is exactly the right pairing for this case design. The linear texture gives the strap a technical look and ties in neatly with the angular lugs and layered case construction. It also avoids the visual weight that a bracelet would add to an already assertive design.

The strap uses Hublot's quick-release style system, making strap changes straightforward for anyone who likes to rotate looks. The clasp visible here is a black deployant style, with Hublot branding on the exterior and stainless steel marked on the inner section. That is worth noting because it keeps expectations precise: the look remains fully black from the outside, but the clasp construction is not presented as full ceramic in the visible details.

Who should choose this reference over other Big Bang options

If you want a Big Bang Unico because of the dial architecture, this is the version to focus on. If you want the biggest possible Hublot footprint, an older 45mm alternative may still appeal more. But if your priority is the proper 42mm proportion, the correct slimmer profile, and the visible dial-side movement character that defines the Unico line, this reference is the sharper choice.

It suits the buyer who notices case thickness, pusher interaction, bezel finishing, and how the skeleton dial is actually framed. That is why this particular Black Magic remains one of the more compelling technical Hublot options in this size category.

Watch specification

Configuration summary for this watch

Brand	Hublot
Movement	Clone HUB1280 automatic chronograph
Case Material	Micro-blasted black ceramic
Bezel	Micro-blasted black ceramic with titanium H-screws
Crystal	Scratch-proof sapphire with colorless AR coating
Bracelet	Black structured lined rubber strap with black deployant clasp
Water Resistance	>50 meters

Buyer Q&A

Questions about this Hublot watch

Why is this BBF version preferred over older 7750-based builds?

Because the clone HUB1280 allows this watch to keep the specified 15.4mm case thickness and includes the dial-side column wheel at 6 o’clock that operates with the chronograph pushers. Older modified 7750-based versions were noted for thicker case profiles.

Is the column wheel at 6 o’clock decorative or functional?

It is described as functional. The dial-side column wheel at 6 o’clock engages and rotates when the chronograph pushers are actuated.

What strap and clasp style does this watch have?

It comes on a black structured lined rubber strap with a black deployant clasp. The clasp exterior is Hublot signed, and the inner clasp section is visibly marked stainless steel.

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