Hublot unveils the Big Bang Sang Bleu Lll, each generation surpassing the last.

Hublot unveils the Big Bang Sang Bleu Lll, each generation surpassing the last. Measuring 42mm in diameter, the watch features a multi-faceted tonneau-shaped design, further enhancing its three-dimensional effect. Six H-shaped titanium screws pierce the bezel, the case boasts a sandwich construction featuring innovative materials and color combinations, signature lugs on either side of the case, and an overmolded rubber crown. From case to bezel, alternating geometric tattoo motifs embody the extraordinary allure of tattoo art. On the sapphire dial, disc hands showcase the mechanical beauty of the Hublot 4700 automatic skeleton chronograph movement. These disc hands also feature geometric shapes, a signature design element of the Hublot and Sang Bleu collaboration. The structure creates a highly symmetrical, three-dimensional geometric pattern, which is enhanced by a combination of polished, satin-finished, engraved, chiseled, chamfered, and faceted materials, creating a relief effect and a rich texture. Hexagons, rhombuses, and triangles alternate, creating a new form and shape in the intertwining illusion of diverse lines. Despite its size and striking design, this watch achieves exceptional ergonomics, adapting to men and women of all wrist sizes, whether with or without a bezel. The third-generation Tattoo is, in my opinion, the most successful evolution of this series. This time, the tattoo extends beyond the case, even to the sapphire crystal. The watch itself is truly stunning, and its 42mm diameter makes it easily adaptable to smaller wrists. I think the watch feels just as good in the hand as the Richard Mille. Everyone is welcome to experience it together.