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Since 2022, Hublot has served as the Official Watch of the Argentine Football Association (AFA), a partnership built around shared values of precision, performance, and the pursuit of excellence. To celebrate this relationship, the Swiss Manufacture has introduced a series of limited editions inspired by the identity of Argentina’s national team.
The collection includes the Big Bang Unico Titanium AFA, limited to 25 pieces; the Big Bang Unico King Gold AFA, produced in just 10 examples; and the Classic Fusion Chronograph Titanium AFA, available in a limited run of 140 pieces.
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Both Big Bang models are powered by Hublot’s in-house HUB1280 Unico movement, while the Classic Fusion features the HUB1143 caliber. On the Big Bang editions, the signature sky-blue color of Argentina’s home jersey is reflected in the ceramic bezel and rubber strap. The Classic Fusion, meanwhile, adopts the deep navy blue associated with the team’s away kit.
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The Big Bang Unico King Gold stands as the most exclusive model in the collection. Its 42 mm case is crafted from King Gold, Hublot’s patented gold alloy enriched with platinum, giving it a warmer tone than traditional 18K gold. Both Big Bang editions also feature one of the collection’s most distinctive details: a laser-engraved FIFA World Cup trophy on the small seconds subdial, commemorating Argentina’s historic 2022 triumph and transforming these timepieces into lasting tributes to one of the nation’s greatest sporting achievements.
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