Hublot FIFA Brazil Watch Price, Pics, Hands-on

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Not everyday, does one get to hold and admire a glorious-limited-edition watch from Hublot. O que eu estou falando é Hublot FIFA Brazil Watch, the official watch of football world cup! Only 300 pieces of this sporty watch are made. Black-Ceramic-Carbon version is limited to 200 pieces. King Gold version is limited to just 100 numbered pieces. One of which is shown in LuxuryVolt’s hands on, first impression, here.

Hublot FIFA Brazil watch weighs just right in the hand or around a wrist. It shouts a sporty look. If this is the watch you pick for the day, you’ve gotto be heading out to play or watch a football match.

The bezel is secured by the famous 6 H-shaped screws, designed in relief to allow alternating polished and matte finishes. Strap is easy to change with a click.  Backside is protected with Sapphire glass and decorated with priceless FIFA World Cup logo.

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Green and yellow coloured chronograph display, is quite prominent and clearly indicative of watch’s explicit function. This radial display is designed to time a football match. Do you see a red coloured 45 minute mark there? It represents half time of a football match. Another 15 minutes are added to count extra-time.

Using this chronograph is surprisingly simple. Green hand and green small counters are to count seconds. Yellow hands and counters are for minutes.

Press the green stop/start button to begin, timing match. Seconds hand will run to and fro, from ‘0’ to ’60’ mark, on the coloured radial, with the help of retrograde (the hands return to their starting points at lightning speed) mechanism that controls it.  Yellow chronograph minutes-hand also makes the same retrograde movement.

To count the next half of the game, simply push the 2 o’clock , green pusher, twice. A small window made near 12 O’Clock position shows which half-time is being timed on watch.

This is the first time Hublot has used a bi-retrograde movement on a watch. A retrograde movement requires more energy because of its constant to and fro motion. This is a bi-retrograde movement on a mechanical watch and thus needs rational supple of power and energy to function, effectively. Hublot developed a new automatic HUB1260 manufacture movement: a bi-retrograde movement with central chrono comprising 385 components, to do just that.

Apart from chronograph function, Hublot football watch also tells time through another conspicuous dial, on watch. Principal dial can be seen at 6 O’clock encircled in rose gold ring. Here, the wearer can read minutes and hours. The seconds are shown by a small sector-shaped counter;  a three-spoke hand positioned at 9 o’clock which rotates permanently and allows the wearer to see at a glance that the movement is working correctly. Hublot ‘Soccer Bang’ can collect power reserve of approximately 72 hours.

Hublot futebol watch is clean and well engineered. Hublot official FIFA watch is uncomplicated despite its uncommon chrono features.

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Hublot FIFA Brazil Watch Price $42,200 USD, HKD $ 327328, BRL R$95431 for 18K King Gold.  $26,200, HKD $203222, BRL R$ 59248 for Black Ceramic Hublot FIFA futebal watch. Specifications here

Hublot is also the official time keeper of FIFA Football World Cup, scheduled to begin on June 12, in Brazil.

*Images: Vikram Mehta, Hublot

Shilpa Dhamija

Shilpa Dhamija is the Editor in chief of Luxuryvolt. LuxuryVolt is one of the most influential luxury lifestyle online portals in India and south-east Asia. Our content is also present in offline mediums like The Hindu Business Line, The Telegraph, Hello! Magazine and Al Roya. Shilpa has held position of a Senior Correspondent in CNN IBN, News Anchor NDTV 24x7, Producer of popular tech show Cell Guru. She has also worked as a correspondent at the Times Of India. Follow on Google +

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