Hublot Big Bang Sang Bleu II Titanium Wristwatch

This is a luxury men's wristwatch featuring the distinctive geometric design associated with the Hublot Big Bang Sang Bleu II collection, created in collaboration with tattoo artist Maxime Plescia-Buchi. The timepiece is characterized by its complex, multi-faceted 45mm case crafted from brushed and polished titanium. The architectural bezel is secured by six functional H-shaped screws. The dial is a skeletonized, open-work display that eliminates traditional hands in favor of three-dimensional, overlapping rhomboid discs that rotate to indicate hours and minutes, mirroring the aesthetic of geometric tattoo art. A black rubber strap is integrated into the case horns with a quick-release system. The watch appears to be a modern piece, likely manufactured within the last five years. While the image shows the iconic 'HUBLOT' logo and geometric hands, close inspection of the finishing on the case edges and the alignment of the internal components may require physical verification of authenticity, as this model is frequently replicated. The condition appears used with minor surface micro-scratches on the titanium facets, though the sapphire crystal remains clear. The movement is visible through the skeletonized face, showcasing industrial-style finishing.