About Diamond Watches
Diamond-set watches occupy the highest tier of luxury watch collecting, combining precision Swiss movement engineering with the artistry of professional gem-setting, and the Hublot Big Bang has become one of the most prominent canvases for this work. The Big Bang One Click family introduced a quick-change strap mechanism that pairs beautifully with diamond-adorned cases, allowing wearers to alternate between rubber, alligator leather, and other straps without tools. Available in 33mm and 39mm cases, these watches are crafted in steel and ceramic, with diamonds set across the bezel and sometimes the dial to create maximum visual impact. The .1204 suffix appearing across these references indicates a 12-diamond bezel configuration, a consistent hallmark of this particular diamond edition line.
What to Look For
When buying a diamond watch from this collection, key differentiators include case size — the 33mm references such as 485.SX.1170.RX.1204 suit a more refined wrist while the 39mm versions like 465.SE.2010.RW.1204 deliver a bolder presence — along with case material, with ceramic references commanding particular attention for scratch resistance and depth of color. Dial color and strap pairing also drive significant value differences, as the blue petrol ceramic reference 485.ES.5171.RX.1204 and the blue dial steel reference 465.SX.7170.LR.1204 with rubber and alligator straps represent distinct aesthetic and collectibility tiers within the same diamond family.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Hublot diamond watches brand new?
Yes, every diamond watch listed in this collection at Bizak and Co. is brand new and comes in its original Hublot packaging with all included accessories. Each piece is authenticated before being offered for sale and is ready to ship immediately.
What is the difference between the 33mm and 39mm Hublot Big Bang One Click diamond references?
The 33mm references, such as 485.SX.1170.RX.1204 and 485.SE.2010.RW.1204, are sized for a more understated, elegantly proportioned fit, while the 39mm references like 465.SE.2010.RW.1204 and 465.SX.7170.LR.1204 offer a fuller wrist presence without crossing into oversized territory. Both sizes share the same One Click quick-change strap system and diamond bezel configuration, so the choice largely comes down to personal fit preference.
What does the .1204 at the end of these Hublot reference numbers indicate?
The .1204 suffix in these Hublot Big Bang references denotes the diamond configuration applied to the watch, specifically a 12-diamond bezel setting that is a defining feature of this diamond edition family. This designation helps buyers quickly identify which pieces in the broader Big Bang lineup carry factory-set diamonds rather than aftermarket stone work.
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