Hublot Classic Fusion Titanium Limited Edition For Hodinkee
For our first collaboration with Hublot, we’re making the impossible, possible. Meet the Classic Fusion Limited Edition For Hodinkee: our take on Hublot’s iconic loaner watch that you’ll never have to give back.
Sticking as close to the design of the original as possible, we’ve added a few tweaks to make the design more hard-wearing and versatile than its predecessor. To add our own twist, we’ve reimagined the dial and strap in a monochromatic grey colorway that’s quintessential Hodinkee. We’ve kept the rubber strap – a defining element of Hublot’s disruptive influence on luxury – but instead of a plastic case, we’ve opted for the lightweight, grade 5, micro-blasted titanium to maintain the feel of the original while adding some durability to its singular porthole-shaped design.
The dial layout is identical to that of the original except for one key element: part wordplay, part a bit of friendly poking fun at the flippers of the watch world, the text above the 6 o’clock position now reads Not For (Re)sale. The simple sans hour marker time and date layout along with the dynamic red seconds hand is streamlined, pleasantly minimalistic, and entirely unchanged from the original.
Original: $7,900.00
-65%$7,900.00
$2,765.00
Description
For our first collaboration with Hublot, we’re making the impossible, possible. Meet the Classic Fusion Limited Edition For Hodinkee: our take on Hublot’s iconic loaner watch that you’ll never have to give back.
Sticking as close to the design of the original as possible, we’ve added a few tweaks to make the design more hard-wearing and versatile than its predecessor. To add our own twist, we’ve reimagined the dial and strap in a monochromatic grey colorway that’s quintessential Hodinkee. We’ve kept the rubber strap – a defining element of Hublot’s disruptive influence on luxury – but instead of a plastic case, we’ve opted for the lightweight, grade 5, micro-blasted titanium to maintain the feel of the original while adding some durability to its singular porthole-shaped design.
The dial layout is identical to that of the original except for one key element: part wordplay, part a bit of friendly poking fun at the flippers of the watch world, the text above the 6 o’clock position now reads Not For (Re)sale. The simple sans hour marker time and date layout along with the dynamic red seconds hand is streamlined, pleasantly minimalistic, and entirely unchanged from the original.
