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HBF Hublot Classic Fusion 38mm Titanium Diamond Bezel
A technically precise mid-size replica achieving the critical 10.0mm profile and 80.9g mass via authentic Grade 5 titanium construction.
Powered by Clone HUB 1110 Automatic
The driving force behind this reference is the Clone HUB 1110, an automatic caliber heavily based on the Sellita SW300 architecture. Operating at 28,800 vibrations per hour, this movement ensures a smooth seconds hand sweep while allowing the replica to match the genuine article’s ultra-thin case requirements. The integration of this specific clone base eliminates the loud, unidirectional rotor noise commonly associated with lower-tier Miyota 9015 adaptations, providing a much more refined auditory experience on the wrist.
Regulated to an operating tolerance of ±10–15 seconds per day. The SW300-based mainspring barrel provides stable torque delivery across its wind cycle.
- ✅ Power Reserve: Approximately 36 hours
- ✅ Complications: Center hours, minutes, sweeping seconds, and quick-set date at 3 o’clock
- ✅ Winding Direction: Bidirectional winding via skeletonized Hublot-branded rotor
Technical Specifications
Machined to exactly 38.0mm in diameter and 10.0mm thick. The casework displays sharp transitions between the vertical satin-brushed surfaces and the mirror-polished chamfers, hitting an exact 80.9g total weight.
Features a deep, glossy black base accented by highly polished, faceted baton hour markers. The date aperture at 3 o’clock is cleanly cut with correct font weight on the date wheel.
Secured by 6 functional, polished H-shaped titanium screws. The bezel is precisely drilled and set with brilliant-cut simulated diamonds, offering a high-contrast aesthetic against the industrial titanium.
Supple black lined rubber strap that integrates seamlessly into the central lugs. Fastened by a Grade 5 titanium deployant buckle with crisp locking tolerances and engraved Hublot branding.
Why HBF for This Reference?
Many collectors ask: “Why not JJF or WWF?”
HBF takes the definitive lead on the 38mm Classic Fusion primarily due to their movement choice and case engineering. While competitors often use decorated Miyota 9015 movements resulting in a case thickness of 10.5mm or greater, HBF leverages the SW300 clone architecture to nail the genuine 10.0mm profile. Furthermore, the 80.9g weight confirms the use of true Grade 5 titanium rather than heavier steel alloys.
Full Disclosure: The simulated diamonds on the bezel, while securely set and visually striking, lack the identical refractive index and ‘fire’ of genuine Hublot factory VVS stones when inspected under harsh, direct lighting.
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Data Sheet
| MODEL REFERENCE | 565.NX.1470.RX.1204 |
| FACTORY / VERSION | HBF Edition |
| MOVEMENT | Clone HUB 1110 (SW300 Base) |
| CASE MATERIAL | Grade 5 Titanium |
| WEIGHT & THICKNESS | 80.9g | 10.0mm |
| CRYSTAL & LUME | Sapphire with AR Coating | Standard Lume |
| DIMENSIONS | 38.0mm × 45.0mm × 10.0mmManual measurements — minor tolerances apply. |
| WATER RESISTANCE | 30m stated — professional pressure test recommended before swimming |
Collector Q&A
Q: Does the HBF 38mm Classic Fusion use a Miyota or an ETA clone movement?
A: Unlike earlier replicas that relied on the Miyota 9015, this HBF edition utilizes a clone Sellita SW300 base (HUB 1110). This specific architecture allows for the correct 10.0mm case thickness and provides bidirectional winding, eliminating the loud rotor noise typical of Miyota movements.
Q: Are the bezel screws functionally identical to the genuine Hublot?
A: Yes, the 6 H-shaped titanium screws on the bezel are fully functional and thread directly into the mid-case structure, rather than being glued-in cosmetic pins found on lower-tier versions.
Q: How does the weight compare to the authentic 565.NX.1470.RX.1204?
A: This HBF replica weighs exactly 80.9g, which is exceptionally close to the authentic piece. The use of true Grade 5 titanium ensures the mass and thermal conductivity match the genuine wearing experience.
Q: What is the main visual limitation of this specific diamond-bezel replica?
A: The primary limitation lies in the simulated diamonds. While the setting geometry and alignment are precise, the cubic zirconia or moissanite substitutes cannot perfectly replicate the refractive index and brilliance of Hublot’s factory-selected VVS diamonds under direct, harsh lighting.
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