Hublot has launched a limited edition Classic Fusion Chronograph in aid of HRH The Prince of Wales’ charity

Hublot has launched a limited edition Classic Fusion to support The Prince’s Trust, a UK-based charity which helps disadvantaged young people, on the occasion of its 40th anniversary.
The charity was established in 1976 by HRH The Prince of Wales, using his severance pay from the Royal Navy. He wanted to create a charity aimed at helping youths in Britain with access to jobs and education. The idea had legs, and forty years on, the charity has now helped over 825,000 young people. 

Hublot’s involvement takes the form of a navy blue Classic Fusion priced at £9,800, £750 of which goes to the Prince’s Trust. The watch will be released in a limited edition of just 100, to be sold solely throughout the U.K. and Ireland. Commenting on the partnership between Hublot, the Prince’s Trust and Harrods, Hublot’s CEO Ricardo Guadalupe said, ‘As a leading yet relatively new Swiss watch manufacture, Hublot values the need to constantly invest in advancing innovation. We see the UK and Ireland as the perfect territory to put this vision in to practice with the important charitable work of The Prince’s Trust.’

The 45mm special edition has a titanium case with a combination of polished and satin finishes. The deep blue chronograph dial has a sun-ray satin finish, and inside is the self-winding HUB1143 ...