Titanium and Black Ceramic on the wrist
The 441.NM.1171.RX pairs a titanium and black ceramic case with the openworked Unico layout, giving the familiar 42mm profile a lighter, more technical visual balance than an all-black ceramic version.
HublotBig Bang Unico441.NM.1171.RX
Original price was: $1,300.00.$1,029.00Current price is: $1,029.00.
The 441.NM.1171.RX pairs a titanium and black ceramic case with the openworked Unico layout, giving the familiar 42mm profile a lighter, more technical visual balance than an all-black ceramic version. Its appeal is the material split: brushed titanium carries the case, black ceramic frames the bezel, and the structured rubber strap repeats the dark accents without hiding the case work. Choose it for daily rotation when a skeleton chronograph needs to feel technical rather than ornate. The 42mm diameter and 52mm lug-to-lug proportion keep the case broad but controlled on the wrist.
The 441.NM.1171.RX pairs a titanium and black ceramic case with the openworked Unico layout, giving the familiar 42mm profile a lighter, more technical visual balance than an all-black ceramic version.
Its appeal is the material split: brushed titanium carries the case, black ceramic frames the bezel, and the structured rubber strap repeats the dark accents without hiding the case work. Choose it for daily rotation when a skeleton chronograph needs to feel technical rather than ornate. The shorter Unico format keeps the openworked chronograph prominent without the reach of a larger Sang Bleu case.
The BBF HUB1280 clone uses a dial-side column-wheel arrangement, so the exposed chronograph architecture is more than a decorative plate. The black ceramic bezel frames the exposed movement without making the titanium centre look bulky. The contrasting metals make the case architecture visible from an angle.
The King Gold 441.OX.5181.RX Big Bang Unico is the useful nearby choice: King Gold gives the Unico a warm case statement, while titanium and black ceramic make the material split more technical.
The titanium and ceramic split gives this reference an easy role beside steel or black watches, especially with understated casual clothing and a clean sneaker or boot.
Before dispatch, our QC team reviews the skeleton dial and register alignment, titanium and ceramic surface transitions, screw seating, chronograph controls, quick-release strap fit and clasp engagement.
The deciding difference is the titanium and black ceramic case pairing; it gives the same Unico family a more varied surface treatment.
The structured rubber strap uses the specified One-Click style release system, with the deployant clasp completing the sport-watch setup.
Our watch desk can explain differences in case proportion, dial layout and wearing style.
QC proof before dispatch