This timepiece is limited to 500 pieces worldwide, and it represents a wonderful union between two separate but connected worlds.
Quality and attention to detail are fundamental principles in both watchmaking and fine leather goods; so it is no surprise that a timepiece containing large helpings of the best both industries have to offer is absolutely exquisite.
The Hublot Classic Fusion Berluti is available in three versions. The Blue features, as the name already indicates, a blue leather Berluti dial, combined with a strap made from patinated Venezia leather with Gaspard decor.
Leather is a standard material in watchmaking, but Hublot wanted to go beyond the traditional approach and work with the most emblematic leather there is which is Italian brand Berluti’s iconic Venezia. The result of a collaboration between the two legendary labels
The case, made from satin-finished and polished titanium, is 45mm, which gives enough room for the leather dial to showcase its unique qualities.
Hublot Classic Fusion Berluti Blue
Model: 511.NX.050B.VR.BER16
Automatic movement
HUB 110045mm case diameter
Titanium case
Sapphire Crystal with Anti-Reflective Treatment
Genuine Berluti Patinated Venezia Leather with Embossed Indexes
Hublot Logo
Genuine Berluti Patinated Venezia Leather with Gaspard Decor
Power reserve 42 hours
Stainless Steel Deployant Buckle
Limited Edition to 500 pieces
Brand new
Estimated Retail Retail is at RM54,700 nett and the www.dsf.my price is :RM33,500
NOTE:
Berluti is a show brand. They believe “you cannot be elegant if you are not comfortable and well shod.” Founded in 1895 and helmed by Mr Kris Van Assche, the house began with bespoke footwear but today offers accessories and ready-to-wear that mix classic craftsmanship with contemporary sensibility
A scion of the Italian Binda Group dynasty, best known for making Breil watches, Carlo Crocco left the company in 1976 to strike out on his own and create a new watch company. Moving to Switzerland he formed MDM Geneve and set about designing a watch that he named the Hublot after the French word for “porthole”
