Hublot Big Bang Chronograph Cappuccino Rose Gold

HUBLOT Big Bang Chronograph Cappuccino Rose Gold Watch, Ref. 341 PC 1007. Serial No. 7283XX, from the 2000s.
Circular case with beveled and flat sections, featuring screws with various finishes—mirror-polished and brushed—in 18k rose gold and titanium. Flat fixed bezel with H-shaped titanium screws—a signature Hublot design—in 18k rose gold, brushed on the flat surface and mirror-polished on the sides. Chocolate-colored dial signed “Hublot Genève” with a braided texture, featuring a combination of applied gold Arabic numerals and applied gold baton-style hour markers. Skeletonized sword-style hands, gold-plated with luminescent material; central red seconds hand featuring the Hublot emblem on the tip. Recessed sub-dials for minutes at 9 o’clock, hours at 6 o’clock, and a small continuous seconds sub-dial at 3 o’clock, featuring small sword-shaped hands with luminous material. Date window at 4 o’clock. Gold-plated fluted crown with a decorative finish bearing the Hublot signature in a chocolate-brown tone. Rectangular gold-plated chronograph pushers at 2 o’clock and 4 o’clock with a chocolate-colored knurled finish. Screw-down case back visible through 18k rose gold sapphire crystal. Flat sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating. Original brown vulcanized rubber strap with a three-row three-dimensional diamond pattern. 18k rose gold Hublot-signed clasp and stainless steel folding clasp with a glossy black finish.
Hublot HUB4300 automatic movement based on the ETA 2894-2.
It works, as do all its functions. Cracking and loss of elasticity in the rubber strap. Isolated areas where the glossy black finish has worn off on the stainless steel folding clasp.
Measurements: 52 x 40 mm (excluding the crown).

The Hublot Big Bang Chronograph Cappuccino Rose Gold features the signature design of the Big Bang, the collection that transformed Hublot’s identity. Launched in 2005 under the leadership of Jean-Claude Biver, it marked a new era for the brand and established its concept of the “Art of Fusion”—the combination of materials and traditional watchmaking codes with a contemporary aesthetic—as its defining hallmark. Its bold case, the bezel with six visible screws, and the integrated strap form a recognizable design language that has endured for two decades. Its appeal lies in embodying Hublot’s iconic image: sporty luxury, bold design, and a strong personality—reinforced in this piece by the combination of chocolate and rose gold tones.

In the description of the watches, when it states “it works,” it means the watch is functioning. Since collector’s watches typically have delicate and complex mechanisms, the buyer is responsible for any general servicing, inspection, battery replacement, adjustment, or repair that may be necessary. We do not guarantee the perfect functioning of any watch. All photographs of our watches are original and were taken by our photographers; in other words, we do not use stock photography, which is why the photographs are considered part of the listing.