At the start of last year, Hublot unveiled its take on the surging trend of integrated-bracelet sports watches, aptly named the Big Bang Integral. This year, as part of LVMH Watch Week, the luxury watchmaker revisits is revisiting the ceramic version of the model with three new colorways. Joining the original, all-black edition are a white, navy blue and gray model, each continuing to affirm, as Hublot calls it, the brand?s ?integral single-color, single-material style.?

Like the original models from 2020, the new watches represent an extension of the original Big Bang Unico 42 design, inclusive of its 42-mm case, round ?porthole? bezel with its now-familiar eight H-shaped screws, and sharp, alternating brushed finishing on its top facets and polished finishing on its sides.
The foremost defining feature, and the one that gives the watch its ?Integral? designation, is the all-ceramic bracelet that’s integrated into its base design. Ceramic, among its various attributes, is about twice as hard as steel and about a third lighter, all while being warmer and generally softer to the touch.

Rounding out the case on its right side are the prominent, stylized crown and elongated, rectangular pushers, both of which are accented with a soft rubber for ?added user comfort.?

The color-coordinated skeletonized dial under the sapphire crystal has a primarily matte appearance. While the watch models aren?t exactly monochrome, they do certainly indicate wh...