Hublot Big Bang Tourbillon Samuel Ross

About This Watch

The Hublot Big Bang Tourbillon Samuel Ross is a radical reimagining of haute horlogerie through the lens of industrial design and contemporary art. Created in collaboration with British-Caribbean artist and designer Samuel Ross — founder of A-COLD-WALL* — this timepiece deconstructs the conventional watch form with asymmetric case architecture, exposed structural elements, and bold yellow accents that draw from utilitarian and Brutalist design traditions. The 44mm titanium case features an unconventional geometric shape with an integrated titanium bracelet that shares the same industrial aesthetic, making the entire watch feel like a functional sculpture for the wrist. At its heart lies the HUB6035 hand-wound tourbillon caliber, a movement of genuine horological significance with an impressive 115-hour power reserve — nearly five full days on a single winding. The tourbillon cage is visible through an aperture at 6 o'clock, its constant rotation a hypnotic counterpoint to the angular case design. This is a limited edition of just 50 pieces, positioning it firmly in the collectible haute horlogerie space. Ross's design philosophy questions the boundaries between function and form, and this collaboration with Hublot gives physical expression to those ideas at the highest level of mechanical watchmaking. For collectors who appreciate watches as wearable art rather than traditional luxury accessories, the Samuel Ross tourbillon offers something genuinely unprecedented.