Hublot Chronograph Watch​

At Hublot the colour is the material itself. Ceramic, titanium and King Gold produce the tone, so the finish does not sit on top of the case as a coating. Colour affects the look and the price together. 

Hublot Black Watch 

All Black has been a Hublot signature since 2006, with the case, dial and strap sharing a single tone. Black Magic refers to microblasted and polished black ceramic rather than paint, giving the Hublot Black Watch its distinctive monochromatic finish. 

Hublot Blue Watch 

Two blues run through the range. Deep petrol ceramic appears darker on the wrist, while blue titanium creates a lighter look. The Classic Fusion Chronograph Titanium Blue brings this colour into the chronograph range, making it a strong choice for a Hublot Blue Watch. 

Hublot Green Watch 

Sage green appears on sunray dials paired with titanium cases and dark rubber straps. The shade gives the Hublot Green Watch a more contemporary character while offering an alternative to the conventional black, blue and metallic tones found across luxury watches. 

Hublot Red Watch 

Red extends across the strap, dial and accents rather than appearing as a single detail. The Big Bang One Click Joyful Steel Red shows the approach at full strength, creating a bold Hublot Red Watch with colour used throughout the design. 

Hublot Silver Watch 

Titanium creates the silver tone, with a subtle bluish cast after polishing. Satin finishing and polished surfaces across the same case add depth, while Racing Grey provides a darker interpretation of the same palette. This gives the Hublot Silver Watch a clean, understated appearance. 

Hublot White Watch 

White ceramic typically sits against a black rubber strap to create contrast. The Classic Fusion Orlinski Titanium White is the named reference, while diamond-set versions add a more decorative finish. Together, these details define the crisp appearance of a Hublot White Watch.