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Functionally, the watch offers the time, 60 minute chronograph, and the date (at 3 o'clock). There is no running seconds counter or extended chronograph functions, but that is OK, as Hublot wanted to give the Big Bang Ferrari dial a distinctive look. Note, of course, the great looking chronograph pushers and the locking-style (versus normal screw-down crown). If you are a fan of the brand, the hublot Big Bang King replica is a very difficult watch to dislike. One design touch that i like is the carbon fiber construction of the strap deployant. This isn't the first time Hublot has done this, but I really like that the carbon fiber case material is matched in the deployant. It is a little touch, but it helps complete the carbon fiber theme. A lot of brands skimp on strap design, and in my opinion, that is a terrible shame. Hublot gets its right, not only with the quick release straps (there are small release buttons on each of the lug structures), but also in the overall look and feel of the straps. Watch straps are important more than just because they are an essential element of the overall style and aesthetic of a watch, but mostly because they are the principle part of a watch that the wearer interacts with. Most people don't set the time each day or touch the case. However, wearers not only have to feel the strap on their wrist, but they interact with the strap when they are putting it on and taking the breitling Avenger II replica off. A watch company can really make or break a relationship with a potential customer by having a positive or negative strap/bracelet experience. Above, you'll see a picture of the Beverly Hills municipal building in red lighting with the Ferrari logo projected on the side of it. That is sort of the power Ferrari as a brand has - at least in Beverly Hills. It simply helps frame part of what this Hublot Big Bang Ferrari USA 60th Anniversary watch is all about. From an automobile perspective, the 60th Anniversary in the usa event had Ferrari and Gooding & Co auction off the first model in the Ferrari 458 Speciale A limited edition series. Intended to benefit a charity known as "Daybreak, " the auction resulted in a low price for the car - almost double the retail price. Whenever I find myself wondering "who buys this stuff? " I need only think of events such as. The excitement around high-performance or classic cars, world-class entertainment, popular sporting events, or important cultural events is the type of feeling that works for luxury watches really well. Not only are the men and women who wear high-end watches frequent guests, but timepieces often make for a thrilling souvenir or dedication that allows fans to commemorate their participation. Expensive for sure, but the definition of expensive really depends on the customer. Also, I should note that this is a sales formula that does not work for all brands. Jean-Claude Biver built the Hublot brand to live in these worlds, but it certainly doesn't work for all the other brands that follow-suit. If you are a Ferrari owner and you want a watch that best matches you car, your best bet is Hublot. The simple reason being that Hublot is the official watchmaker for Ferrari. Already, Hublot has made a couple of really interesting pieces for Ferrari and one of my personal favorites is the MP-05 LaFerrari watch, which has a bonkers 50 days worth of power reserve. And then there are the various Big Bang Ferrari watches, some of which are actually very nice too, such as this limited edition model specially produced for the Hublot boutique in Los angeles. The combination of blue and red is simply stunning.