Hublot paints the Mediterranean in pastel ceramic for summer 2026.
For nearly a decade, Hublot has transformed the Mediterranean summer into its own creative playground. Since 2017, the brand’s annual Hublot Summer releases have evolved beyond traditional product launches, becoming a seasonal ritual that blends watchmaking, lifestyle and innovation. For 2026, Hublot turns its focus to pastel ceramic, introducing a fresh palette of mint green, soft pink and sky blue that captures the effortless spirit of sun-soaked coastal living.
Leading the collection are two striking Big Bang Summer models that share a vibrant aesthetic yet express it through distinct mechanical identities. The 42mm Big Bang Unico Flyback Chronograph and the 44mm Big Bang Tourbillon showcase Hublot’s mastery of both material innovation and high-performance watchmaking. Inspired by the changing colours of the Mediterranean, from pastel sunrises to glowing sunsets, the multi-coloured ceramic construction combines pink, mint and blue in a way only Hublot can engineer. Lightweight yet exceptionally durable, the cases reflect years of research that have positioned the brand as a leader in coloured high-tech ceramics.
Limited to 200 pieces, the Big Bang Unico Flyback Chronograph features a microblasted and polished pink-and-mint ceramic case, accented by a sky-blue bezel and caseback. The dial mirrors the same harmonious tones, creating a seamless summer-inspired composition. The highly advanced manufacture Unico calibre, equipped with five patented innovations, delivers precision, efficiency and smooth chronograph performance.
Even more exclusive, the Big Bang Tourbillon is limited to just 10 pieces. Its transparent pink sapphire dial reveals the HUB6035 manufacture movement in full view, highlighting the architectural beauty of the tourbillon, micro-rotor and 72-hour power reserve.
Completing the summer lineup, the brand also introduced three Big Bang monochrome ceramics in peach, mint and petrol blue. Known for its bold, high-impact colours, Hublot ceramic now reveals a softer side. Available in 33mm and 42mm sizes, these watches celebrate colour in its purest form. On another innovation note, the 33mm marks the first diamond-free Big Bang of its kind, allowing the vibrant ceramic hues to take centre stage. The monochrome aesthetic extends from the dial to the case and bezel, and continues onto the structured, lined rubber strap.
The 42mm Big Bang Titanium Peach Ceramic, driven by the manufacture Unico flyback chronograph, adds a more technical edge. Housed in a titanium case with 100m water resistance, the colour peach dominates the bezel, skeletonised dial, hands and rubber strap.
From beach days to sunset soirées, Hublot’s Summer 2026 collection balances softness and strength, proving that bold innovation can be expressed in the lightest of tones.