The Hublot Big Bang meca 10 's case is a regular Big Bang design, albeit one that looks slightly unusual because it lacks the chronograph pushers. With a modern 45mm-wide Big Bang case , the Hublot Big Bang MECA-10 comes in two versions for 2016 with the non-limited natural titanium case version and the limited edition of 500 pieces "all black" ceramic case. Both are finished with a sand-blasted texture that adds to the industrial look that Hublot is going for. Moreover, the latter black ceramic model is said to be part of Hublot's celebration of their 10th anniversary of the "all black" watch concept.
The movement is equipped with two parallel barrels having a power reserve indicator utilizing a rack system. At 12 o'clock, two racks slide on the 9 o'clock to three o'clock axis because of a rack and pinion system. The Ten-day power reserve includes a dual display. At 3 o'clock, a dent progressively unveils a red place over the past a couple of days from the movement's charge. At 6 o'clock, a crown gear marked from to 10 signifies the rest of the times of the ability reserve. Perfecting this Meccano style, the controlling organ is seen underneath the dial at 7 o'clock.
The manual wound Hublot in-house calibre HUB1201 is composed of 223 parts, 24 jewels, three blackened bridges and provides a power reserve of 10 full days when fully wound. The watch is water resistant to a 100 meters and supplied with a structured ribbed black rubber strap with titanium or black treated titanium folding buckle.
The movement was five years in development. The all-black version, in micro-blasted black ceramic, is a 500-piece limited edition and is priced at $22,000. A titanium version, priced at $19,900, is not limited. They are both water-resistant to 100 meters.
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