Hublot

Founded in 1980 by Carlo Crocco, Hublot swiftly rose to prominence by daringly fusing gold with a rubber strap, a first in the watch industry. This innovative blend of materials, dubbed the 'Art of Fusion', became the brand's signature, setting it apart with a bold and modern aesthetic. The name 'Hublot,' French for 'porthole,' reflects the distinctive design of its watches, characterized by a round case and visible screws reminiscent of ship portholes.

Under the leadership of Jean-Claude Biver in 2004, Hublot experienced a meteoric rise, driven by iconic collections like the Big Bang. Now a subsidiary of LVMH, Hublot continues to push the boundaries of watchmaking, combining precious metals with innovative materials like carbon fiber and sapphire to create timepieces that are both luxurious and cutting-edge. With strong ties to the world of football and other major partnerships, Hublot has solidified its place as a major player in the luxury watch market.