Hublot · Big Bang · 44mm · Ref 301.PX.130.RX.174 · new on Amazon

The Big Bang, in gold, paved with diamonds.

The 2005 Big Bang in its loudest form: a 44mm case in Hublot’s rose gold alloy with the bezel and case sides set with diamonds, six H-screws, a black dial with the chronograph registers, the automatic HUB4100 inside, and a black rubber-and-alligator strap. New from an independent dealer through Amazon.

Illustrative render — hero view of the Hublot Big Bang 44mm (rose gold, pavé diamonds)

Case

44mm, 18k rose gold, pavé diamonds

Hublot Big Bang 301; Amazon table: diamond pattern, gold bezel

Movement

HUB4100, automatic chronograph

Hublot (the Amazon table’s "quartz" is a listing error)

Power reserve

About 42 hours

Hublot HUB4100

Water resistance

100m (10 ATM)

Amazon spec table

Dial

Black, chronograph registers, date

Amazon spec table: black dial

Strap

Black rubber and alligator, deployment clasp

Amazon spec table: rubber strap, deployment clasp

The watch that made Hublot

Jean-Claude Biver launched the Big Bang in 2005 and it turned a small brand known for a gold case on a rubber strap into the loudest name in Swiss watches within three years. The recipe was fusion: a gold or ceramic case, a rubber strap, six exposed H-screws on the bezel, and a chronograph inside.

This reference takes that recipe to its end: the case and bezel in Hublot’s 18k rose gold, set with diamonds over the bezel and the case flanks. The HUB4100 is an automatic chronograph built on a Swiss base with Hublot’s own rotor and finishing, with about 42 hours of reserve.

Illustrative render — the watch that made hublot of the Hublot Big Bang 44mm (rose gold, pavé diamonds)

What the listing gets wrong

The Amazon table says quartz. It is not; the 301.PX.130.RX is an automatic chronograph, and the sapphire back shows the rotor. The title says 45mm; Hublot lists the 301 case at 44mm. The reference number in the title and the photograph are the guide, and the diamonds are the point.

Every figure here comes from the Amazon spec table where it is right and from Hublot’s published specification for the reference, not from handling the watch.

Illustrative render — what the listing gets wrong of the Hublot Big Bang 44mm (rose gold, pavé diamonds)

Buying it new on Amazon

This unit is listed new by an independent dealer through Amazon, with Amazon’s 30-day return window on top of the dealer’s warranty; read the warranty line on the listing, because Hublot’s own warranty runs from an authorised sale.

Diamond-set Hublots resell well below their retail price on the secondary market, which is why dealer stock like this sits on Amazon under boutique retail. This one is bought to be seen. Nothing here is investment advice.

Illustrative render — buying it new on amazon of the Hublot Big Bang 44mm (rose gold, pavé diamonds)

Specs

Reference
301.PX.130.RX.174
Case size
44mm
Case material
18k rose gold, pavé-set diamonds
Movement
Automatic chronograph, HUB4100
Caliber type
Hublot HUB4100, automatic chronograph
Crystal
Sapphire Crystal, sapphire caseback
Water resistance
100m (10 ATM)
Power reserve
About 42 hours
Complications
Chronograph, date
Origin
Swiss Made

Specifications as published by Hublot. We research from manufacturer documentation and published sources rather than hands-on testing. Researched 2026-09-12.

Verdict

The 2005 Big Bang in rose gold with a diamond-set case and bezel, automatic chronograph inside, new from a dealer.

Strengths

  • Gold case, pavé diamonds on bezel and flanks, six H-screws
  • HUB4100 automatic chronograph, 100m
  • The most recognisable Hublot silhouette
  • New, with Amazon’s return window

Trade-offs

  • Diamond Hublots resell well below retail
  • 44mm gold with stones: heavy and loud
  • Dealer warranty, not Hublot’s from purchase
  • The Amazon table says quartz and 45mm; both are wrong

Buy it if

Someone who wants the Big Bang at full volume and does not mind what forums think.

Skip it if

You want resale value, a discreet watch, or the Unico movement (see the titanium Big Bang Unico).

FAQ

No. It is an automatic chronograph on Hublot’s HUB4100 calibre with about 42 hours of reserve. The Amazon table’s quartz entry is a listing error.

Sources

Researched and last updated 2026-09-12. We do not test watches in hand; every figure above is traceable to the manufacturer or the sources listed here.

Hublot Big Bang 44mm (rose gold, pavé diamonds)

Reference 301.PX.130.RX.174 · $25,000+

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