Hublot Big Bang...i Dont' Get It

[Spoooooonz]

I kinda like the look of this watch, but something seems wrong with a high quality watch having a case made partly of plastic, it just looks cheap. Don't understand why the did not use ceramic.

[Lyndonville]

I kinda like the look of this watch, but something seems wrong with a high quality watch having a case made partly of plastic, it just looks cheap. Don't understand why the did not use ceramic.

It's coming, but, you're going to have to wait a while. Not sure what "a while" is time wise, but, don't hold your breath.

[jfreeman420]

I think spoooonz was referring to the genuine counterpart? If so I believe the plastic parts should be carbon fiber or ceramic on the genuine. Also Hublot has been an innovator in the strap design being the first watch maker to use high quality natural rubber on their straps.

[Spoooooonz]

I think spoooonz was referring to the genuine counterpart? If so I believe the plastic parts should be carbon fiber or ceramic on the genuine. Also Hublot has been an innovator in the strap design being the first watch maker to use high quality natural rubber on their straps.

Yes, the gen big bang uses kevlar for the inserts, which whilst it sounds more impressive is still basically plastic. I'd have a hard time spending the inda money hublot charges for a watch that has plastic bits, just can't see it looking all that great after a few years. That's why I like Rado watches so much, practically impossible to damage them.