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Hublot Spirit of Big Bang Titanium Pav 642.NX.0170.RX.1704 product view super clone watch

Hublot Spirit of Big Bang Titanium Pav 642.NX.0170.RX.1704

Super Clone Watch

Original price was: $1,599.00.Current price is: $999.00.

If you want the Spirit of Big Bang in its boldest form, this is the one to buy. The draw here is the pavé-set tonneau case, the openworked sapphire-style dial with visible date ring, and the black ribbed rubber strap that keeps the watch from feeling visually overloaded. Compared with simpler non-pavé versions, this reference delivers far more contrast between bright case surfaces and the dark case sides. It is a highly specific Hublot design, so the details of the case construction, dial layout, and strap hardware matter.

Configuration Details Confirmed before shipment

Movement Clone HUB 4700 Automatic Chronograph

Case Material Grade 5 Titanium & Resin with pavé CZ setting

Bezel Titanium with pavé setting and H-shaped screws

Crystal Sapphire with anti-reflective treatment

Bracelet Black fluororubber strap with quick-release and folding clasp

Water Resistance 30m stated

SKU: hublot-spirit-of-big-bang-titanium-pave-642-nx-0170-rx-1704-super-clone-watch Categories: Hublot, IN STOCK SALE Brand: Hublot

Hublot

Pavé sparkle against a stark black-and-silver skeleton dial

The first thing that decides this watch is how the pavé setting is handled across the tonneau bezel and the upper and lower case sections. Against that bright surface, the dial stays technical rather than flashy. The transparent skeleton layout reveals the gear train and date ring, while the black chapter ring, black sub-dials, and broad silver-tone hands keep the display readable. That contrast is what makes this reference work: it has the visual hit of a stone-set case, but the center remains unmistakably mechanical.

You can also see why this version appeals to collectors who know the Spirit of Big Bang line well. The sub-dial arrangement, open date display near 4:30, and layered inner architecture give it the aggressive, architectural look that a plain closed dial cannot match. It is a statement watch, but not a vague one. Every part of the face has something happening.

The BBF execution is the real reason to choose this reference

For this model, the BBF build is not just a factory label. It matters because the Spirit of Big Bang is one of the harder shapes to get right. The tonneau profile, integrated lug structure, side inserts, and skeleton dial all need to align properly or the watch quickly looks off. Here, the sandwich-style case construction combines titanium with resin side elements, giving the watch the layered profile this design depends on.

That matters even more on a pavé model. Stone setting attracts the eye to every edge and every screw position, so uneven geometry becomes obvious. On this watch, the case lines, H-shaped screw layout, and dial framing are what make the watch feel coherent instead of busy. If you are deciding between this and a cheaper Spirit of Big Bang execution, this is exactly where the extra quality shows.

A visible chronograph layout with the date ring left fully in view

The movement fitted here is the Clone HUB 4700 automatic chronograph with approximately 36 hours of power reserve. For the buyer, the important point is not just the name of the movement but what it allows you to see from the front. The skeletonized display leaves the date ring exposed, preserves the proper chronograph layout, and gives the watch the depth that this reference needs.

On the wrist, that translates into a watch that looks active from every angle. The central chronograph seconds hand, running seconds, elapsed time sub-dials, and date display all contribute to the sense that this is a genuine sports chronograph design rather than a decorative openworked dial. The hands are large and angular, the applied markers stand proud of the movement, and the darker sub-dial surrounds help the indications stand out from the silver-toned background.

Why the black fluororubber strap is the right match

A fully bright case could easily become too much if paired with the wrong strap, but the black fluororubber strap balances the watch well. Its deep ribbing gives the design a sportier edge, and the matte black tone visually connects with the side inserts and inner dial framing. That is a big part of why this reference looks intentional rather than simply ornate.

The strap also uses the quick-release system noted for this model, and the clasp is a folding style with Hublot engraving visible on the brushed metal section. For a watch with this much visual presence, those practical details matter. The strap change system makes the watch easier to live with, while the deployant-style closure suits the premium case design better than a simple pin buckle would.

Who this 42mm Spirit of Big Bang suits best

This is the right pick for someone who wants Hublot's tonneau chronograph shape at full volume. The 42mm case size gives it real presence, but the black strap and open dial stop it from becoming a single-note jewelry piece. It is especially compelling if you find standard titanium or ceramic Spirit of Big Bang models too restrained and want the architecture of the case to stand out from across a room.

What you are buying here is not subtlety. You are buying the mix of pavé-set brightness, exposed mechanics, and a sharply integrated black rubber strap in a shape that only works when the proportions are right. That combination is what makes this reference memorable within the Spirit of Big Bang line.

Watch specification

Configuration summary for this watch

Brand	Hublot
Movement	Clone HUB 4700 Automatic Chronograph
Case Material	Grade 5 Titanium & Resin with pavé CZ setting
Bezel	Titanium with pavé setting and H-shaped screws
Crystal	Sapphire with anti-reflective treatment
Bracelet	Black fluororubber strap with quick-release and folding clasp
Water Resistance	30m stated

Buyer Q&A

Questions about this Hublot watch

What makes this Spirit of Big Bang stand out from a standard non-pavé version?

This reference combines a pavé-set titanium tonneau case and bezel with a fully skeletonized chronograph dial. The brighter case surfaces create much stronger contrast against the black side inserts, black sub-dials, and black rubber strap than a plain titanium version.

What visible dial features does this watch have?

The dial is skeletonized with a transparent upper layer, applied baton hour markers, broad angular hands, three chronograph-style registers, and an exposed date ring with the date display positioned around 4:30.

What strap and clasp does this model come with?

It comes on a black fluororubber strap with a ribbed top surface, quick-release attachment system, and a folding clasp with Hublot engraving visible on the clasp cover.

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