The Colourful Hublot Big Bang Summer Collection in Pastel Ceramic

Since 2017, Hublot has celebrated the arrival of each summer with a special collection unveiled in Saint-Tropez. For 2026, the brand prepared a series of Big Bang watches, demonstrating Hublot’s mastery of coloured ceramic. The range offers a lighter, seasonal interpretation of the Big Bang and spans manufacture chronographs, a tourbillon and compact automatic models.

Two Versions of the Big Bang Unico Chronograph

The main piece of the series is the new Big Bang Summer Multi-Coloured Ceramic Chronograph, a playful composition of pink, mint-green and sky-blue ceramic inspired by Mediterranean sunsets and coastal landscapes. The microblasted and polished ceramic case combines pink and mint-green elements, framed by a sky-blue bezel and matching caseback, while the dial continues the theme with matte pastel tones. There’s also the Big Bang Titanium Peach Ceramic, with a titanium case, a polished peach ceramic bezel, a skeletonised peach dial, and a matching rubber strap. Both rely on Hublot’s manufacture HUB1280 Unico flyback chronograph calibre, featuring a column wheel, flyback function and a 72-hour power reserve.

Quick Facts – Big Bang Summer Multi-Coloured Ceramic (ref. 441.ERG.6610.RX) and Big Bang Titanium Peach Ceramic (ref. 441.NCU.5920.RX) – 45mm and 42mm respectively, both 14.5mm thick – ceramic case for the Summer edition, titanium case with peach ceramic bezel for the Peach model – sapphire crystals front and back – 100m water-resistant – HUB1280 Unico manufacture automatic flyback chronograph with column wheel – 354 components, 43 jewels – 28,800vph – 72h power reserve – One-Click interchangeable strap system – limited to 200 pieces for the Multi-Coloured Ceramic – EUR 33,700 and EUR 23,500

The Pastel Big Bang Tourbillon

For those seeking something more exclusive, Hublot offers a tourbillon. Limited to 10 pieces, the Big Bang Summer Multi-Coloured Ceramic Tourbillon shares the pink, mint-green and sky-blue ceramic construction of the chronograph but comes with a transparent pink sapphire dial, revealing the movement and allowing light to play through the layers. The watch is powered by the HUB6035 manufacture automatic tourbillon calibre, with a dial-side micro-rotor and a 72-hour power reserve.

Quick Facts – Big Bang Summer Multi-Coloured Ceramic Tourbillon (ref. 429.ERG.6610.RX) – 44mm x 14.4mm – microblasted and polished pink and mint-green ceramic case – sky-blue ceramic bezel and caseback – transparent pink sapphire dial – sapphire crystal front and back – 300m water-resistant – HUB6035 manufacture automatic tourbillon – 293 components, 26 jewels – 21,600vph – 72h power reserve – three interchangeable rubber straps – limited edition of 10 – EUR 116,000

Three new colours for the 33mm Big Bang

The most accessible additions to the collection are three monochromatic 33mm Big Bang models in Peach, Mint Green and Petrol Blue ceramic. These are the first 33mm Big Bang watches offered without diamond settings, so the colour is the focal point. The polished ceramic case, bezel, dial and structured rubber strap are all rendered in matching tones, creating a monochrome look. While smaller, they remain mechanical, powered by the HUB1120 automatic calibre, based on the compact Sellita SW100.

Quick Facts – Big Bang Peach Ceramic (ref. 485.CUP.5920.RX), Big Bang Mint Green Ceramic (ref. 485.GS.5271.RX) and Big Bang Petrol Blue Ceramic (ref. 485.ES.5171.RX) – 33mm x 10.55mm – polished coloured ceramic cases and bezels – matching monochrome dials – sapphire crystal front and back – 100m water-resistant – HUB1120 automatic movement (Sellita SW100 base) – 169 components, 18 jewels – 28,800vph – 40h power reserve – structured rubber straps with steel deployant clasp – EUR 15,200

All models are available through selected Hublot retailers and online and benefit from the brand’s new 5+5 warranty programme, which extends coverage to up to 10 years for eligible owners. For more, visit hublot.com.