HUBLOT CLASSIC FUSION TOURBILLON SAPPHIRE ORLINSKI FOR ONLY WATCH A work of art for the wrist. This unique piece attests to the harmonious relationship between watchmaking and art.
HUBLOT
CLASSIC FUSION TOURBILLON SAPPHIRE ORLINSKI FOR ONLY WATCH
A work of art for the wrist. This unique piece attests to the harmonious relationship between watchmaking and art.
Model name: Classic Fusion Tourbillon Sapphire Orlinski for Only Watch 505.JX.6949.RT.1907.OWM19
Case: Polished and faceted sapphire crystal
Dial: Matte anthracite grey color skeleton
Calibre: Hublot Caliber HUB6021: Skeleton Manufacture manual-winding movement with Power Reserve indicator and Tourbillon
Bracelet: Transparent smooth rubber strap in Only Watch blue
Dimensions: Diameter: 45 mm - Thickness: 12 mm
Specificities: Hublot has created a unique piece in the charity’s colours designed in the aesthetic signature of French Contemporary Artist, Richard Orlinski. This watch sculpted into the sapphire - one of the most diffi cult materials to machine ? showcases the most emblematic complication in fi ne watchmaking, both spectacular and visual, the tourbillon.
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HUBLOT
CLASSIC FUSION TOURBILLON SAPPHIRE ORLINSKI FOR ONLY WATCH
A work of art for the wrist. This unique piece attests to the harmonious relationship between watchmaking and art.
Model name: Classic Fusion Tourbillon Sapphire Orlinski for Only Watch 505.JX.6949.RT.1907.OWM19
Case: Polished and faceted sapphire crystal
Dial: Matte anthracite grey color skeleton
Calibre: Hublot Caliber HUB6021: Skeleton Manufacture manual-winding movement with Power Reserve indicator and Tourbillon
Bracelet: Transparent smooth rubber strap in Only Watch blue
Dimensions: Diameter: 45 mm - Thickness: 12 mm
Specificities: Hublot has created a unique piece in the charity’s colours designed in the aesthetic signature of French Contemporary Artist, Richard Orlinski. This watch sculpted into the sapphire - one of the most diffi cult materials to machine ? showcases the most emblematic complication in fi ne watchmaking, both spectacular and visual, the tourbillon.