If you’re looking for wrist presence, then here it is. Hublot is remarkable for its integrated case designs and how you just know it's a Hublot without even seeing the logo. The King Power Unico is no exception to making Hublot one of the most iconic silhouettes of the last decade.

The skeleton-dial and black rubber strap is powered by Hublot In-House Unico HUB1240 Automatic, a reliable flyback chronograph movement with rose gold components and transparent case-back. We do think the symmetry between the date wheel, sub-dial and bold-sword hands with rose gold casing inlay have created a much in-depth and sturdy appeal. The original price is well above 35K AUD and I think this is one of the Hublot releases that actually combines functionality and aesthetics in a bold package.

Hublot took a lot of criticism - however, I see Hublot as a pure purveyor of shape and form towards its particular audience group to discover the middle-ground between haute horology between fashion and watchmaking.