This Hublot Big Bang Unico Golf reference 416.YO.1120.VR is distinguished by its specialized golf complication and extreme rarity, with production capped at 100 pieces. The 45mm case is constructed from forged carbon, a material noted for its lightweight properties and unique, marbled texture, with vibrant orange resin accents. The bezel is fixed with six H-shaped titanium screws, finished with a satin polish. The openworked dial provides a clear view of the UNICO manufacture caliber, with applied indices and a chapter ring for the golf counter. It is presented on a matching orange rubber strap with a deployant buckle clasp, completing a design that is both technically sophisticated and visually coherent.
At the heart of the watch is the HUB1580 self-winding chronograph movement. The primary complication is the golf shot counter, operated by the pusher at 2 o’clock, which can track scores for an entire round of golf up to 20 strokes. This mechanism is integrated with the 60-minute chronograph counter at 3 o’clock, while a date window is positioned at 6 o’clock. The movement features a column wheel and a dual-clutch system visible through the skeleton dial, and it offers a power reserve of approximately 72 hours. The finishing on the movement includes perlage on the mainplate and polished bevels on the bridges, representing a high level of industrial watchmaking.
This specific example is in mint condition and is unworn, presenting as new. It is accompanied by its official Hublot e-warranty, which provides digital documentation of its authenticity and service coverage. As a limited edition of just 100 pieces, its collectibility is significant. The combination of a proprietary complication, advanced material use, and strict production limitation places this model in a specific market position, appealing to collectors of high-complication sports watches and brand enthusiasts. Its value is supported by its flawless, unworn state and complete set of documentation, making it a definitive example for a serious collection.
