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Hublot Big Bang Reloaded 2026 and the Next Unico Chapter

 

Hublot presented the Big Bang Reloaded in Geneva on 14 April 2026. The 44 mm collection develops the openworked Big Bang Unico around a clearer view of the manufacture chronograph and the materials that have defined the brand.

The launch is especially relevant for clients searching for Hublot in Armenia. L’Orange Gold has represented Hublot in the country since 2009 and now welcomes clients in a dedicated Hublot corner at its Yerevan boutique. The local team can advise on the current collection and confirm the availability of individual Big Bang Reloaded references.

A Big Bang rebuilt around the movement

The original Big Bang appeared in 2005 and established a layered case design built from contrasting materials. Hublot launched its first in-house Unico chronograph in 2010 and later integrated the base calibre and chronograph module into a single architecture.

The Big Bang Reloaded places that calibre more visibly at the centre. The dial-side column wheel and flyback construction can be read through the openworked face, while the case retains the screws, structured lugs and rubber-led identity associated with the Big Bang.

This is an evolution rather than a nostalgic reissue. Hublot has used the recognisable case as a frame for a more legible movement, refined proportions and a collection of materials linked to important chapters in the brand’s development.

The HUB1280 Unico flyback chronograph

The collection uses the HUB1280 Unico Manufacture self-winding chronograph. A flyback function allows the running chronograph to be reset and restarted with one action rather than stopped, reset and started in three separate steps. The column wheel controls the chronograph sequence and is visible from the dial side.

Hublot lists an approximate power reserve of 72 hours. The official Blue Ceramic specifications also state water resistance to 100 metres, a sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment and two strap options using Hublot’s quick-change system.

These details matter because the Big Bang has always shown its construction. The Reloaded design makes the chronograph’s operation easier to see, connecting the pushers on the case with the mechanism visible beneath the hands.

Five material interpretations

Hublot introduced five principal Big Bang Reloaded references: All Black, Blue Ceramic, Dark Green Ceramic, Magic Gold and Titanium Ceramic. Each uses the same 44 mm framework but changes the watch’s visual weight and contrast.

All Black marks twenty years since Hublot introduced its monochrome black concept in 2006. Blue and dark-green versions demonstrate the brand’s coloured ceramic. Magic Gold recalls Hublot’s proprietary gold and ceramic alloy, first presented in 2011. Titanium Ceramic combines a light metal case language with a technical ceramic component.

The material choice affects more than colour. A dark monochrome watch makes the silhouette feel compact and discreet. Blue or green ceramic emphasizes the layered architecture. Magic Gold adds warmth and a more precious presence, while titanium balances a technical appearance with lower weight. Trying the watch remains important because the 44 mm case, strap shape and deployant clasp determine how it sits on the wrist.

The Big Bang identity in 2026

The Reloaded collection shows how Hublot updates an established design without erasing its recognizable elements. The exposed screws, rubber strap, openworked dial and mixture of polished and satin surfaces remain. The stronger focus on Unico gives those elements a clearer purpose.

It also makes the collection useful for comparison. Someone choosing between Big Bang references can begin with the material and colour, then evaluate the same core chronograph architecture across the range. Buyers considering another Hublot family, such as Classic Fusion or Spirit of Big Bang, can use the Reloaded as the most direct expression of the brand’s layered construction and manufacture movement.

Hublot in Armenia at L’Orange Gold

L’Orange Gold is the exclusive authorized retailer of Hublot in Armenia and has represented the brand since 2009. Its dedicated Hublot corner is located inside the boutique at 11-54 Abovyan Street, Yerevan.

Clients can discover current Hublot watches, compare materials and receive guidance on manufacturer documentation, international warranty and after-sales service. Contact the boutique before visiting for a particular Big Bang Reloaded reference, because local availability can change.

Frequently asked questions

What size is the Hublot Big Bang Reloaded

The principal Big Bang Reloaded collection presented in 2026 uses a 44 mm case.

Which movement powers the Big Bang Reloaded

The collection uses Hublot’s HUB1280 Unico Manufacture self-winding flyback chronograph with a column wheel and an approximate 72-hour power reserve.

What materials are available

The launch includes All Black, Blue Ceramic, Dark Green Ceramic, Magic Gold and Titanium Ceramic references.

Where can I discover Hublot watches in Armenia

Visit the dedicated Hublot corner at L’Orange Gold, 11-54 Abovyan Street, Yerevan, or contact the boutique to arrange a consultation.