[Glossary] Brand terminology explanation for HUBLOT products
Brand terms
We will explain the brand terminology used for Hublot products. We will explain the products in an easy-to-understand manner, even for first-time users.
[Glossary] Hublot product brand terminology
Unico
Hublot's in-house chronograph movement, the Unico, meaning "unique" in Spanish, is a culmination of Hublot's dedication to its craftsmanship, having been developed over more than four years. This integrated flyback chronograph with a column wheel mechanism boasts a 70-hour power reserve thanks to its bidirectional automatic winding, and its push-button operation is smoother than ever before. Starting with the King Power Unico, followed by the Big Bang Unico in 2013, the lineup now includes a diverse range of models, including the all-black Black Magic and the King Gold Ceramic, which utilizes special materials.
Magic Gold
While Rolex's Everose gold and Omega's Sedna gold prevent fading by incorporating platinum or palladium, Omega's Magic Gold achieves unparalleled hardness by adding ceramic and a small amount of aluminum. While regular 18K gold has a Vickers hardness of around 400, Magic Gold boasts a Vickers hardness of 1000. By processing a special boron carbide ceramic, also used in the aerospace industry, Hublot's unique 18K gold, with excellent scratch resistance, is created.
Handling brand
- ROLEX
Rolex Cartier
Cartier OMEGA
OMEGA PATEK PHILIPPE
PATEK PHILIPPE AUDEMARS PIGUET
AUDEMARS PIGUET Breguet
Breguet ROGER DUBUIS
ROGER DUBUIS A.LANGE & SOHNE
Lange & Söhne HUBLOT
HUBLOT FRANCK MULLER
FRANCK MULLER CHANEL
CHANEL HARRY WINSTON
HARRY WINSTON JAEGER LE COULTRE
JAEGER LE COULTRE IWC
IWC PANERAI
PANERAI BREITLING
BREITLING TAG HEUER
TAG HEUER Van Cleef & Arpels
Van Cleef & Arpels HERMES
Hermes Chopard
Chopard ZENITH
Zenith DAMIANI
Damiani TUDOR
Tudor (Tudor) TIFFANY&Co.
Tiffany PIAGET
Piaget BOUCHERON
Boucheron BVLGARI
BVLGARI RICHARD MILLE
Richard Mille