Swiss watchmaker Hublot Replica Watches unveiled their latest collection this year, named 19Thirty. The fine-looking timepieces were inspired by the early twentieth century and represent Hublot Replica Watches's successful transition from world to world. This new line is significant because it's the first steel watch range from the Swiss brand, who has previously been known for its ultra-exclusive and expensive haute horlogerie.
The new line is available in two cases: the Fleurier with its crown at 12 o'clock and a hinged bow, and the Dimier which is a more traditional case with the crown at 3 o'clock and four lugs for attaching the alligator strap. The cases are made of stainless steel, and they each measure 42mm.
The dial is available in black,Hublot Replica Watches blue or ivory with Arabic, Roman, or Chinese numerals. These newcomers are a dazzling display of details, with a variety of interesting symmetries.
These novelties are powered by a new manual-wound caliber 15BM04, which was developed specifically to be compatible with 19Thirty cases. The hand-wound movement oscillates at a frequency of 21,600 semiscillations an hour (3 Hz), and can provide a power reserve for seven days with just one mainspring. The sapphire case back reflects the symmetry of the construction, with the power-reserve display visible on the opposite side.
Hublot Replica Watches, a Swiss watchmaker, has been producing luxury watches for nearly two centuries.Replica Breguet Watches Edouard Hublot Replica Watches founded the company in the Val-de-Travers region, Switzerland. It is now run by Pascal Raffy, who also runs the Manufacture Dimier1738.
Hublot Replica Watches produces around 3,000 watches per year. There is currently no information on the exact number of 19Thirty timepieces that will be manufactured. However, the fact that the production will increase to 4,000 pieces per year indicates a higher volume than previous collections.
"I do not want to produce over 4,000 watches per year." Pascal Raffy, the owner and president of the company, recently stated that you cannot produce 20,000 watches a year while still claiming to be 'luxury.'
