Hublot Classic Fusion
Classic Fusion listings: price and sales statistics
- Listings for sale
- 3
- Median asking price
- $6,000
- Price range
- $5,950 – $12,500
- Made 2020–2025
- Sold listings
- 3
- Median asking price $5,950
Based on asking prices · 29 October 2026
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About Hublot Classic Fusion
An Icon Born from a Porthole Design: History of the Classic Fusion
Founded in 1980 by Carlo Crocco, Hublot takes its name from the French word for ship porthole. Disrupted watchmaking norms by pairing precious metals with a rubber strap, Crocco laid the foundations of the material fusion concept. Following the ambitious Big Bang model introduced in 2005 under the leadership of Jean-Claude Biver, the brand returned to its roots in 2008 to launch the Classic Fusion series, offering a more streamlined silhouette. Unlike bulky models such as the Big Bang Unico or King Power, the collection brought a contemporary interpretation to the luxury sports watch concept with its slim case thickness that easily fits under a cuff and balanced proportions.
Case Architecture, Material Variety, and Calibre Features
The Classic Fusion case features a distinctive architecture defined by six H-shaped titanium screws securing the bezel, integrated lugs, and transitions between satin-brushed and mirror-polished surfaces. The three-hand 38 mm and 42 mm models house the HUB1110 automatic movement, while the 45 mm case diameter versions are powered by the HUB1112 automatic movement, which adapts its date aperture position to match the body proportions. Offering approximately 42 hours of power reserve, these calibres ensure precise timekeeping through their reliable construction. Used across the collection, Grade 5 titanium and scratch-resistant ceramic combine lightness and durability in variations such as the Classic Fusion Chronograph and the skeleton dial Classic Fusion Aerofusion.
Notable References and Details to Inspect in Pre-Owned Purchases
Among the collection's productions between 2020 and 2026, the 45 mm titanium-cased 511.NX.1171.LR, the anthracite dial 511.NX.7071.LR, and the rubber strap 511.NX.7071.RX are frequently preferred. For those who favor a chronograph, models like the black ceramic-cased 541.CM.1110.RX or the 42 mm blue-toned 542.CX.5170.RX.DOG are strong examples of modern material usage.
When inspecting a pre-owned Classic Fusion, ensure that the case's sharp brushed lines have not lost their form through polishing, check the fit of the H screws on the bezel, and verify the cleanliness of the movement bridges beneath the rear sapphire crystal. Having a full set with complete box and papers is a fundamental factor in preserving its collector value. Listings on Watchlabb come from verified individuals and approved stores; you can communicate directly with the seller to complete your purchase.
Hublot Classic Fusion — frequently asked questions
What are the main differences between the Hublot Classic Fusion and the Big Bang series?
Compared to Big Bang models, the Classic Fusion features a slimmer case thickness, simpler bezel screws, and clean dial lines. In contrast to the layered and aggressive Big Bang architecture, the Classic Fusion offers a balanced profile that seamlessly matches both formal suits and daily attire.
Which movements power the Classic Fusion models?
Three-hand models primarily feature the HUB1110 (38 mm and 42 mm) and HUB1112 (45 mm) automatic movements, customized by Hublot on a Sellita base. Chronograph variations use the HUB1143 or HUB1153 calibres; these movements provide approximately 42 hours of power reserve.
What criteria should be considered when choosing a case diameter?
Alongside 33 mm quartz options, the collection offers 38 mm, 42 mm, and 45 mm automatic versions. Thanks to its integrated strap geometry and ergonomic lugs, the watch sits balanced on the wrist; while 42 mm provides ideal comfort for average wrist sizes, those desiring a broader dial opening can opt for the 45 mm case.
What are the differences between titanium and ceramic Classic Fusion cases?
Grade 5 titanium models offer near-weightless comfort on the wrist thanks to their lightness and corrosion resistance, whereas ceramic models like Black Magic demonstrate exceptional surface hardness against scratches. Both materials are hypoallergenic when in direct contact with skin.
What condition details should be checked when buying a pre-owned Classic Fusion?
You should check that the H screws on the bezel are not worn by screwdriver marks, the original satin-brushed lines on the case are preserved, and the deployant clasp functions properly. Additionally, the condition of the watch's water resistance gaskets and the presence of the box and papers set must be verified.