Big Bang Integral

The Big Bang Integral was introduced starting in 2020, exactly fifteen years after the debut of the original 2005 Big Bang, at a time when the segment of luxury sports watches with integrated bracelets was enjoying a new wave of popularity. Hublot responded to this trend by applying the Big Bang's aesthetic language — exposed bezel with six H-shaped screws, square case with a bold profile — to a metal bracelet that replaces the traditional rubber strap, without giving up the sporty character that has defined the line since its origins.

The Integral's distinctive feature is its single-material construction: unlike the classic Big Bang, built "sandwich-style" by layering different materials, here the case and bracelet share the same material — titanium, fully integral black ceramic or King Gold — with alternating polished and satin finishes on the individual links. The design of the links takes up, in stylized form, the rectangular shape of the chronograph pushers that had characterized the Big Bang since 2005, creating a direct visual link between the model that relaunched the brand and this more contemporary interpretation of it.

Alongside the chronograph version, which houses the in-house UNICO caliber, the line also offers a "Time Only" variant, without the chronograph function, designed for an even more minimal aesthetic. Since its launch the range has rapidly expanded with editions in colored ceramics and new material combinations, confirming the Integral as one of the most dynamic lines in Hublot's 2020s catalog.