Hublot’s unveiled world’s First Pop-Up Store In Singapore From 14 September to 23 September, the Swiss luxury watch brand Hublot has opened the invisible doors of its world’s first pop-Up store in Singapore. The structure that fused art and functionality has been unveiled for 10 days at the main atrium of Paragon Shopping Mall … Read more
Ferrari in first half of 2012: record in revenues and in the numbers of cars delivered Ferrari’s Luca di Montezemolo announced record results for Ferrari in the first six months of 2012. Ferrari registered a record in revenues and in the numbers of cars delivered. Revenues reached 1,208 million euro (+11.9 per cent), while a … Read more
American aficionados meet the world’s leading watchmaking brands Following the success of TimeCrafters’ first edition last year, this world-class luxury watch fair, the first luxury watchmaking fair to take place in the United States, takes place once again in New York. The show gives watch admirers and collectors a unique opportunity to share their passion … Read more
A touch of sporty luxury: Hublot King Power F1 Great Britain In tribute to the British F1 Grand Prix, Hublot presents the King Power F1 Great Britain in King Gold, Carbon- Fiber and Ceramic. How to add a touch of luxury to an otherwise sporty watch? Hublot, the official watch of Formula1, took the … Read more
Hublot honors Usain Bolt, the world’s fastest man, record-breaking runner, philanthropist and Hublot ambassador with a signature limited edition watch in black ceramic. The limited edition (250 pieces) King Power Usain Bolt chronograph (priced at $20,000 US) boasts several nods to the famous sprinter: Bolt’s signature “lightning bolt” pose overlaid on the dial and the … Read more
Hublot, the Swiss watch brand owned by LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton, unveiled at 2012 Baselworld Fair the world’s most expensive watch with a price tag of $5 million and inlaid with more than 1,200 diamonds, including six stones of more than 3 carats each. The watch was made by 17 people in 14 … Read more