Hublot Tutti Frutti 341.PV.2010.LR.1905 Guide (2026)

The Hublot Tutti Frutti 341.PV.2010.LR.1905 is a 41 mm Big Bang case in Hublot's King Gold alloy, set with a full bezel of baguette-cut amethysts, paired with a white Arabic dial and a purple leather strap. It belongs to the Tutti Frutti family, Hublot's colour-matched gem-bezel line built on the Big Bang architecture. This guide covers the specifications, what the Tutti Frutti bezel is and how it is set, how the 341.PV.2010.LR.1905 compares with other gem-set Big Bang and Classic Fusion references, price context and what to check before buying a brand-new example. Bizak & Co. sources the 341.PV.2010.LR.1905 to order; the Hublot collection lists the configurations we can seek.

Last reviewed on September 28, 2026 by Filip Biczak. Prices are dated observations, not quotes.

Hublot Tutti Frutti 341.PV.2010.LR.1905 specifications

Sources: Federation of the Swiss Watch Industry for context on Swiss gem-setting and case-material standards, and Phillips Watches, whose auction results regularly include gem-set Hublot Big Bang references and give a sense of how coloured-stone pieces trade outside retail.

What is the Tutti Frutti bezel?

Tutti Frutti is Hublot's name for a bezel set with coloured gemstones rather than diamonds, built onto the Big Bang case that Hublot introduced in 2005. Since the early 2010s the house has offered Tutti Frutti bezels in baguette and round cuts, across sapphires, amethysts, topazes and other stones, usually colour-matched to a rubber or leather strap. The idea is a sport-watch case reworked as a jewel: the octagonal bezel and exposed case screws stay, but the finish becomes entirely about colour. The 341.PV.2010.LR.1905 uses the baguette cut, which sets rectangular stones flush against each other rather than the more common round pave, and pairs the amethyst bezel with a King Gold case rather than steel or ceramic.

Baguette amethyst bezel: what to know

Baguette-cut stones are rectangular with stepped facets, cut to sit edge to edge with minimal metal showing between them. Setting a full bezel this way takes longer than round pave because each stone has to be matched for colour and size and seated without gaps. Amethyst is a comparatively affordable coloured stone next to sapphire or ruby, which is part of why Tutti Frutti bezels in amethyst sit toward the lower end of the gem-set Big Bang range even in a King Gold case. Buyers should still expect the same care a diamond bezel gets: the stones should be level, evenly coloured and free of visible chips, particularly at the corners of each baguette where damage shows first.

How does the 341.PV.2010.LR.1905 wear?

At 41 mm the case sits at Hublot's mid-size Big Bang diameter, smaller than the 44 mm and 45 mm sport references and larger than the 33 mm ladies' Big Bang One Click. King Gold is denser than steel, so a full gold case at this size carries more presence on the wrist than the dimensions alone suggest, and the leather strap keeps the overall weight lower than a bracelet would. The white dial with Arabic numerals reads clearly against the busy bezel, which matters on a watch where the case invites most of the attention. The purple strap is the configuration this reference ships with; there is no bracelet option listed for this specific piece.

Why King Gold rather than steel or ceramic?

Hublot markets King Gold as an 18 ct rose gold alloy with a higher platinum content than a standard rose gold mix, which the house says keeps the colour from fading toward brass over years of wear the way some rose gold alloys can. It is heavier and softer than the ceramic and titanium Hublot uses on its sport-focused Big Bang references, so it marks more readily and needs more careful handling, but it also gives a gem-set bezel a warmer, more traditional jewellery-watch look than a steel or ceramic case would. On the 341.PV.2010.LR.1905 the King Gold case is doing two jobs at once: carrying the weight and value of the piece, and setting a warm base tone that sits comfortably against purple stones and a purple strap rather than competing with them the way a cool-toned steel case might.

Who is the Tutti Frutti 341.PV.2010.LR.1905 for?

This is a watch for a buyer who wants colour and gem-setting to be the headline, not a subtle accent. It is not aimed at someone cross-shopping tool watches or steel chronographs; it competes instead with other coloured-stone jewellery pieces, whether from Hublot's own Classic Fusion and Big Bang lines or from other houses working in gem-set gold. The 41 mm case size keeps it wearable rather than purely a display piece, and the leather strap keeps the overall weight down compared with a full gold bracelet. Buyers usually already own a plainer daily watch and are adding this as a second or third piece built around colour rather than complication or brand history.

341.PV.2010.LR.1905 vs other gem-set Hublot references

The 341.PV.2010.LR.1905 sits between the two: gem-set like the sapphire-case One Click but at roughly half the price, and only a little above a comparable smooth Classic Fusion in King Gold. Compare configurations in the Big Bang collection or the Classic Fusion collection if colour is negotiable and case shape is not.

How much is the Hublot Tutti Frutti 341.PV.2010.LR.1905? Price context

• Retail. Hublot does not publish a fixed global retail price for gem-set Tutti Frutti pieces on its consumer-facing site in a way that can be quoted reliably here; boutique pricing on coloured-stone bezels varies by market and stone grade. Ask an authorised Hublot boutique for a current list price on this exact reference before comparing it to any secondary quote.
• Bizak catalogue ask. On 28 September 2026 our sourced catalogue listed this brand-new 341.PV.2010.LR.1905 at US$27,499, sourced to order.
• What moves the price. Full box and papers, an unworn case with intact protective film, and even, chip-free stones each support the asking price; any sign the watch has been tried on repeatedly or displayed loose at a show is a reason to ask more questions.

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Is the Tutti Frutti 341.PV.2010.LR.1905 a good buy?

It suits a buyer who wants colour and gem-setting as the point of the watch rather than an afterthought, and who is comfortable that a coloured-stone bezel in amethyst trades on design rather than on the investment case that drives steel sport watches. It is not the reference to buy for resale liquidity; gem-set jewellery watches move more slowly than steel Big Bang or Classic Fusion pieces because the buyer pool is narrower and matched to taste. Buy it to wear as a statement piece, confirm the specific watch and its stones before committing, and treat any secondary-market premium claims with the same scepticism you would for the retail figure.

Buying a brand-new Tutti Frutti: what to check

• Stone integrity. Examine each baguette amethyst under a loupe for chips, especially at the corners, and confirm the stones sit level with no visible gaps.
• Case and bezel condition. A brand-new watch should carry its original protective film or show no handling marks; King Gold marks more readily than steel, so even light scuffing is worth asking about.
• Box and papers. A brand-new Hublot should come with the full box, warranty card and any accompanying documentation; match the caseback serial to the paperwork before anything else.
• Strap condition. Check the purple leather strap for creasing or stress marks near the lugs, which can appear even on an unworn watch that has been handled at a show.
• Price against comparable pieces. Weigh the ask against the gem-set siblings above; a Tutti Frutti offered well under the pattern of comparable gem-set Big Bang pieces is worth a direct question about condition and originality.

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Quick answers

How much is the Hublot Tutti Frutti 341.PV.2010.LR.1905?

Bizak's sourced catalogue listed this brand-new example at US$27,499 on 28 September 2026, sourced to order. Hublot boutique pricing on gem-set pieces varies by market and should be confirmed directly for a like-for-like comparison.

What stones are set in the 341.PV.2010.LR.1905 bezel?

Baguette-cut amethysts set edge to edge around the full bezel, colour-matched to the purple leather strap.

What is Hublot's Tutti Frutti line?

A family of Big Bang and Classic Fusion references with coloured gemstone bezels, offered since the early 2010s in various stones and cuts, usually paired with a matching strap.

What size is the Hublot Tutti Frutti 341.PV.2010.LR.1905?

41 mm, Hublot's mid-size Big Bang diameter, in the King Gold rose gold alloy.

Is the 341.PV.2010.LR.1905 a good watch to buy?

It suits a buyer prioritising colour and gem-setting over investment liquidity. Confirm the specific watch, its stones and its documentation before committing, since gem-set jewellery watches trade more slowly than plain steel sport watches.

Request a Tutti Frutti 341.PV.2010.LR.1905 sourcing quote

Tell us your preferred condition, whether full box and papers are required, and your budget and timing, through our sourcing enquiry form. We confirm the specific watch, photographs and final price before you commit. Catalogue entry: 341.PV.2010.LR.1905 Tutti Frutti; browse the Hublot collection, the Big Bang collection, or sell or trade your Hublot.

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