Hublot · Family: Classic Fusion
The Hublot Classic Fusion Chronograph Titanium (ref. 541.NX.1171.RX) is a 42mm polished titanium watch, with a matte black dial, applied polished-steel indexes, and rhodium-plated hands. It runs Caliber HUB1153, an automatic chronograph with a small seconds sub-dial at 3 and a 30-minute counter at 9, ~42 hours of power reserve, and 50m water resistance. Cazador has no verified price observations yet for this reference. Its differential: it adds the chronograph complication to the three-hand Classic Fusion Titanium already in the catalog, within the same materials-fusion language Hublot is known for.
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The Classic Fusion collection carries Hublot's founding proposition from 1980: pairing a case in a noble material with a natural rubber strap, the 'fusion' that gives the brand its name. Within that collection, chronograph executions add watchmaking's most common complication to the Classic Fusion line's more restrained proportions, versus the bulkier character of the Big Bang family.
This reference, 541.NX.1171.RX, carries that proposition into a 42mm polished titanium case, with a bezel in the same material held by the characteristic six H-shaped screws Hublot maintains across its collections as a visual identity marker. Titanium, lighter than steel and more corrosion-resistant, is one of the recurring material options within the Classic Fusion range.
Beneath the matte black dial, with applied polished-steel indexes and rhodium-plated hands, sits Caliber HUB1153, an automatic chronograph movement with a small seconds sub-dial at 3, a 30-minute counter at 9, and a date window at 6, delivering roughly 42 hours of power reserve.
The scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, 50 meters of water resistance, and black rubber strap on a deployant buckle round out an execution that pairs chronograph functionality with the color restraint characteristic of the Classic Fusion, in contrast to the skeleton dials more common in the Big Bang's Unico executions.
This is the third Hublot reference Cazador adds, alongside the Big Bang Unico Titanium and the three-hand Classic Fusion Titanium already in the catalog, adding the chronograph complication within the same Classic Fusion line.
Cazador has no verified price observations for this reference (n=0 as of today). We do not publish estimates without our own sourced market data.
This execution adds the chronograph complication, with a small seconds sub-dial at 3 and a 30-minute counter at 9, running on Caliber HUB1153, versus the three-hand version's Caliber HUB1110.
Caliber HUB1153, automatic, with a chronograph function and roughly 42 hours of power reserve.
Titanium is lighter than steel and more corrosion-resistant, one of the recurring material options within the Classic Fusion range.
It has 50 meters of water resistance, enough for splashes and everyday wear, but limited compared with other sportier Hublot executions.
They're a visual identity marker Hublot maintains across its collections, including Big Bang and Classic Fusion, as a recognizable brand cue.
Classic Fusion revives the brand's original 1980 proposition: pairing a noble-material case — here titanium — with a rubber strap, the 'fusion' that gives Hublot its name.