Hublot combines iconic design and craftsmanship with its Classic Fusion High Jewellery 2023 watch

A stunning piece of high jewellery featuring 431 dazzling baguette-cut diamonds, the Classic Fusion High Jewellery 42 mm in white gold set with baguette-cut diamonds, is the latest addition to Hublot’s High Jewellery collection.

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It fits effortlessly into the brand’s High Jewellery line-up, alongside other iconic models such as the Big Bang, the Spirit of Big Bang and the Square Bang Unico, adorned with white gold, diamonds and even rainbow-coloured gemstones.

The Classic Fusion High Jewellery 42mm combines iconic design with the most remarkable gem-setting techniques. This Classic Fusion, embellished with baguette-cut diamonds and enhanced with sleek lines of white gold, has become a true Hublot icon.

The highest form of sophistication is simplicity, so Hublot has chosen to go back to basics and to the very shape that epitomised its creation in 1980. The result is now one that offers an acclaimed expression of high jewellery, accentuating the timeless purity of the Classic Fusion model. What a stunning piece! Hublot’s master gem-setters have brought this new Classic Fusion High Jewellery 2023 to life with no fewer than 431 baguette-cut diamonds—around 14.6 carats in total.

These gemstones adorn the watch’s case, bezel, dial and clasp and on the dial alone, represent 120 hours of painstaking, meticulous work to set the 241 baguette-cut diamonds.

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The 42mm case is set with 94 baguette-cut diamonds and contains the HUB1710 calibre, which is visible from the back of the watch through the sapphire glass. The self-winding movement oscillates at a frequency of 4 Hz (or 28,800 alterations per hour), offering a power reserve of no fewer than 50 hours.

Of course, watchmaking of this quality must be perfect in every detail: even the black rubber-lined alligator strap features a buckle adorned with 36 baguette-cut diamonds.