Hublot prices in the UK, new and pre-owned.

A Hublot price can mean two very different numbers: what Hublot charges for a new watch in the UK, and what the same watch sells for second-hand. Most answers online give US dollars, undated ranges or a single depreciation figure for the whole brand. This guide gives both numbers in pounds, with the source and date for each one.

Every new Hublot price below is the UK list price as shown on hublot.com on 26 October 2026, and includes 20% VAT. Every pre-owned figure comes from WatchCharts, with its date and a link. Prices change, so check the source before you buy or sell.

Hublot price list: UK prices by collection

Hublot's UK site groups its watches into the Classic Fusion, the Big Bang family (which includes the Big Bang Original, the Big Bang Unico chronographs, the Spirit of Big Bang and the Square Bang) and its Exceptional Timepieces, where the MP models sit. The table shows where each collection starts and where it tops out, so you can see the whole Hublot price ladder at a glance.

Every Hublot price in this table is the UK list price as shown on hublot.com on 26 October 2026. The detail for each collection follows.

Classic Fusion

The Classic Fusion is the slimmer, dressier Hublot and has the lowest Hublot price of any collection. The Classic Fusion Titanium 33mm uses a quartz movement; the titanium three-hand models from 38mm up are automatic. At 42mm and 45mm the titanium versions cost the same, so size alone does not always change the Hublot price. Material does: a King Gold case costs almost three times the titanium version at 42mm.

Source: the Classic Fusion collection on hublot.com, 26 October 2026. Diamond-set versions start at £8,100 (Titanium Diamonds 33mm), and the 38mm Classic Fusion Tributo in yellow or white gold is £23,600.

Big Bang and Big Bang Unico

The Big Bang, launched in 2005, is the watch most people picture when they think of Hublot. Today's UK range includes the Big Bang Original, the Big Bang Unico chronographs with Hublot's HUB1280 Unico movement, the Big Bang Reloaded (marked as new on the UK site), the smaller One Click and Joyful models, the Meca-10 and the tourbillons.

Source: the Big Bang collection on hublot.com, 26 October 2026. The highest Big Bang Hublot price on the UK site that day was for the Tourbillon Chronograph Cathedral Minute Repeater in polished titanium, at £266,000.

Spirit of Big Bang

The Spirit of Big Bang puts the Big Bang look into a barrel-shaped (tonneau) case. The 42mm chronographs use a skeletonised automatic chronograph movement, and the 32mm and 39mm models are three-hand watches.

• Essential Taupe 32mm (682.SX.4610.NR.HEC26): £11,700, listed as an online exclusive.
• Titanium Coal Blue 42mm (642.NX.717B.RX): £18,800.
• Titanium 42mm (642.NX.0170.RX): £20,700.
• Black Magic 42mm (642.CI.0170.RX): £23,500.
• King Gold Ceramic 42mm (642.OM.0180.RX): £35,800.
• Tourbillon 5-Day Power Reserve 42mm: £86,000 in black or coloured ceramic, rising to £133,000 in black sapphire.

Square Bang

The Square Bang is the square-cased member of the Big Bang family, with the Unico chronograph movement. On the UK site the Hublot price for a Square Bang starts at £20,700, for the Square Bang Unico Titanium 42mm (821.NX.0170.RX), then £21,600 in titanium and ceramic, £23,500 in Black Magic, £38,600 in King Gold (821.OX.0180.RX) and £86,000 in sapphire. The Square Bang Tourbillon 4-Day Power Reserve in 3D carbon is £91,000.

MP collection

The MP watches are Hublot's most technically ambitious pieces, and on the UK site they sit under Exceptional Timepieces. Some are limited editions.

• MP-17 Meca-10 Arsham Splash Titanium Sapphire 42mm (917.NJ.6909.RX): £57,000.
• MP-11 14-Day Power Reserve Black Sapphire 45mm (911.JB.0140.RX): £105,000.
• MP-13 Tourbillon Bi-Axis Retrograde 44mm (913.NX.1170.RX): £143,000.
• MP-10 Tourbillon Weight Energy System All Black (910.CX.0000.RX): £285,000, or £380,000 in sapphire.
• MP-14 Origin by Jeff Koons (914.NJ.0100.JX.9941): £383,000, limited to 30 pieces and marked "on request".

We have no reliable, dated market data for pre-owned MP watches, so we don't quote a pre-owned Hublot price for them. Their value depends heavily on the edition, how complete the set is and the service history.

Why a UK Hublot price is higher than the US figure

If you compare the Hublot price list in the UK with an American one, the UK figure will usually look higher. There are two main reasons. UK list prices include 20% VAT, while American prices are shown before sales tax. And the exchange rate moves, so a dollar figure converted on one day can be wrong a month later.

That is why a dollar price is a poor guide to a Hublot price in pounds. Use the UK list for new watches, and sterling market data for pre-owned ones. WatchCharts calculates its indexes in US dollars and shows sterling conversions, which is worth remembering when you read its figures.

Does Hublot hold its value? The pre-owned Hublot price data

The most useful public measure of the pre-owned Hublot price is the WatchCharts Hublot Market Index. It tracks the average market price of the 30 Hublot models with the highest transaction value, and is rebalanced every 1 January. This is what its page showed when we checked it on 26 October 2026 (index last updated 24 October 2026):

The same page showed WatchCharts' Overall Market index up 8.0% over one year, so Hublot has risen less than the wider pre-owned market this year. The one-year picture differs by collection: Classic Fusion +9.1%, Big Bang −1.9% and Spirit of Big Bang −5.2%. In short, the average pre-owned Hublot price has been broadly stable this year, after a clear fall over three and five years.

Pre-owned Hublot price against UK list price

An index shows direction, not the gap between new and used. To show that gap, we took seven Hublot references that WatchCharts marks as still in production and set the pre-owned Hublot price for each against the UK list price for the same reference on hublot.com.

WatchCharts market prices are as shown in sterling on its Hublot Market Index page on 26 October 2026. Read them with three caveats:

• They are private-sale estimates. WatchCharts describes its market price as an estimated private sale price. Buying from a dealer costs more: for the Classic Fusion Titanium 42mm, WatchCharts' model page put the market price at £3,295 on 25 October 2026 and said to expect to pay £4,103 from a pre-owned dealer.
• The UK list includes VAT. WatchCharts' figures draw on the global market and its index is calculated in dollars, so part of the gap is tax and currency, not lost value.
• Seven watches are not the whole brand. Older, discontinued and limited models can sit well above or below this range.

So how far does a Hublot price fall once the watch is pre-owned? It depends on the reference and on which two prices you compare. For these seven current models, the estimated private-sale price was 40% to 60% of the UK list price in October 2026. No single percentage holds for every model, and a figure without a date, a currency and a reference tells you very little.

What moves a Hublot price

Two Hublots with the same name can be thousands of pounds apart. These are the things that set a Hublot price, new or pre-owned:

• Collection and reference. The reference fixes the case size, material and movement, and every Hublot price starts there.
• Case material. Titanium is the starting point. Black Magic is Hublot's black ceramic, King Gold is its own 18-carat red gold alloy, and Magic Gold is its scratch-resistant 18-carat gold. Sapphire cases sit near the top of the range: on the UK list, a Big Bang Unico 42mm costs £19,700 in white ceramic and £62,000 in sapphire.
• Complication. In the same material, a three-hand watch costs least, then a chronograph, then the Meca-10. On the UK list, tourbillons start at £86,000 and MP pieces at £57,000.
• Limited and partnership editions. Hublot makes many of these. A short run with real demand can help, but plenty of limited editions trade much like the standard model, so check the Hublot price data for that exact reference.
• Year and generation. Older references, such as the original 301 Big Bangs, have a different movement from today's Unico models, and are valued as different watches.
• Full set. The box, warranty card and booklets support the watch's history and help it sell. See box and papers explained.
• Strap and buckle. The strap is a large part of a Hublot's look. A worn or non-original strap, or a missing deployant buckle, lowers what a buyer will pay.
• Service history. Receipts from Hublot or a qualified watchmaker show what has been done. Hublot says repairs by its authorised service centres carry a 12-month repair service warranty.
• Condition and originality. Heavy polishing softens the line between brushed and polished surfaces, and ceramic can chip if it is knocked. Aftermarket diamonds and replacement parts usually lower the price.

Hublot's warranty and the pre-owned price

This matters when you compare one pre-owned Hublot price with another. A watch first sold in 2026, with its warranty card, may carry years of Hublot cover, while an otherwise identical watch from 2024 will be out of its basic warranty. Ask for the date of first sale, and check the card or registration.

Hublot also runs its own certified pre-owned programme. We are not part of it: we are an independent dealer, and the watches we sell carry our own 12-month mechanical warranty, set out on our warranty page.

The cheapest way into Hublot

If the lowest Hublot price is the goal, here are the routes, from new to pre-owned:

1. New, quartz: £5,300. The Classic Fusion Titanium 33mm (581.NX.1470.RX) carries the lowest Hublot price on the UK site, in four versions.
2. New, automatic: £6,500. The Classic Fusion Titanium 38mm (565.NX.1470.RX). At 42mm or 45mm it is £6,800.
3. New chronograph: £9,600. The Classic Fusion Chronograph Titanium in 42mm or 45mm.
4. New Big Bang: £9,700. The Big Bang Original Steel Diamonds 38mm, which is quartz. The cheapest Big Bang with the Unico chronograph is the Big Bang Original Unico Titanium 43mm at £16,000.
5. Pre-owned Classic Fusion. In WatchCharts data shown on 26 October 2026, the Classic Fusion Titanium 42mm (542.NX.1171.RX) had a market price of £3,295, and two 45mm titanium references (511.NX.1171.LR and 511.NX.7170.LR) £3,395 and £3,211.
6. Pre-owned original Big Bang. The steel Big Bang chronograph ref. 301.SB.131.RX, the most heavily weighted watch in the WatchCharts index, had a market price of £4,207 on the same page.

Remember that these pre-owned figures are private-sale estimates, and a dealer will charge more for a checked watch with a warranty. When you budget, allow for a replacement strap or a service if the watch needs one. A low Hublot price on a watch that needs both may not be a bargain.

Pre-owned or new: which Hublot price makes more sense?

The right Hublot price for you depends on what you want from the purchase. This is how the main routes compare.

Buy new if you want a specific current model, a fresh warranty and up to ten years of Hublot cover. Buy pre-owned if value matters more: on the data above, the pre-owned Hublot price for a current reference can be far below list, and you can choose discontinued models too. Whichever you choose, the checks are the same: the reference, the condition, the strap, the papers and the service history.

Selling a Hublot: what the price means for you

When you sell, the pre-owned Hublot price is your guide, not the UK list price. A dealer buying outright usually pays below the market price, because it needs a margin and takes on the cost of checking, servicing and warranting the watch. A private sale can get closer to the market price, with more effort and more risk. Get written offers from more than one buyer, and compare them on the same terms.

We buy Hublot watches outright, or take them in part exchange against another watch. Start with a free valuation. You can visit our Hatton Garden showroom by appointment, or we pay for insured postage or collection, and once a price is agreed you are paid within 24 hours. See sell your Hublot, or sell your luxury watch for the other brands we buy.

• Inspected and authenticatedEvery watch is checked by experienced specialists, with serial numbers and components verified before it is offered.
• 12-month warrantyPre-owned pieces carry a 12-month warranty against movement defects. Unworn watches carry the manufacturer's own cover.
• Fully insured deliveryFree, fully insured and signed-for delivery across the UK.
• 14-day returnsFourteen days to change your mind from the day your watch arrives. We cover the return postage.

Hublot at Kings & Queens

Kings & Queens is an independent pre-owned watch dealer with a showroom in Hatton Garden, London, open by appointment. We buy, sell and part-exchange Hublot alongside Rolex, Audemars Piguet, Patek Philippe, Richard Mille, Cartier and F.P. Journe.

Our Hublot stock changes quickly, and at times we hold none. Any Hublot Big Bang we have in stock right now is shown below with its live price.

If nothing suits, or you want a different reference, contact us: we source Hublot on request. Tell us the model, reference, material and budget, and we will report back on what we find, with the price. Every watch we sell comes with our 12-month mechanical warranty, 14-day returns and free, fully insured UK delivery. You can also browse all our watches, or see our Hatton Garden showroom.

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