Hublot Big Bang Unico Sang Bleu II 418.NX.5107.RX.MXM20
Original price was: $1,599.00.$999.00Current price is: $999.00.
If you want the Sang Bleu II for its architecture rather than just its name, this is the one to consider. The full titanium case, sharp hexagonal bezel geometry, and blue geometric dial set it apart immediately, while the blue-and-black rubber strap keeps the look cohesive instead of overly loud. Compared with simpler Big Bang executions, this model is all about faceted surfaces and layered depth across the dial. The detailed description matters here because this watch wins or loses on how those angles, finishes, and visible details come together.
The faceted blue dial is the whole point
This Big Bang Unico Sang Bleu II centers everything on geometry. The dial uses an openworked, angular layout with a deep blue chapter ring and a matching blue strap, framed by metallic geometric hands and lattice-style elements across the center. A date display is visible near 4:30, and the layered construction gives the watch far more visual depth than a standard chronograph-style Big Bang. If you are choosing this reference, it is because you want that architectural look to dominate the wrist.
Full titanium case with the right alternating surfaces
The 45mm case is offered with a full titanium build and a sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment. What makes this reference convincing is not just the material claim, but the way the case is executed: brushed upper surfaces, polished bevels, and the sharply cut hexagonal bezel all work together to create the angular Sang Bleu profile. Side views also show the layered mid-case construction and signed crown, which are important details on a design this sculptural.
Clone HUB 1240 automatic movement and cohesive strap pairing
Inside is a Clone HUB 1240 automatic movement. For a buyer who already knows the Sang Bleu line, that matters because this watch is as much about the mechanical presence behind the open dial as it is about the case design. The rubber strap appears in blue on top with black side sections, which ties the dial color into the watch without breaking the overall monochrome titanium look. It is a strong choice if you want one of Hublot’s most graphic designs in a colorway that stays technical rather than flashy.
Watch specification
Configuration summary for this watch
| Brand | Hublot |
|---|---|
| Movement | Clone HUB 1240 automatic movement |
| Case Material | Full titanium |
| Bezel | Hexagonal titanium bezel |
| Crystal | Sapphire with anti-reflective treatment |
| Bracelet | Blue and black rubber strap |
Buyer Q&A
Questions about this Hublot watch
What makes this Sang Bleu II visually different from a standard Big Bang?
This reference uses a sharply faceted hexagonal case and bezel, plus an openworked geometric dial with angular hands and lattice-style center elements. The design is much more architectural than a conventional Big Bang layout.
Does this watch have a visible date display?
Yes. A date display is visible near the 4:30 position on the dial.
What strap is fitted on this version?
It is fitted on a rubber strap with a blue upper surface and black side sections, matching the blue dial accents while keeping the overall look technical.
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