HUBLOT · Calibres

A series of visuals revealing the inner architecture of Hublot’s movements. Starting from CAD data, each component was organized and balanced to expose the mechanics in an aesthetic rhythm. Materials and reflections were tuned to distinguish function and form, giving the visuals a sculptural precision. Each exploded composition is paired with a view of the assembled timepiece, showing both the front and back of every calibre, the dialogue between inner complexity and external refinement.

Render of the Hublot MP-11 calibre with seven in-line barrels delivering a 14-day power reserve.
Exploded-view render of the Hublot MP-11 calibre revealing the linear barrel construction and manual-winding mechanism.
Assembled render of the Hublot MP-13 calibre featuring Bi-Axis Tourbillon architecture and dual rotation system.
Exploded-view render of the Hublot MP-13 calibre showcasing its Bi-Axis Tourbillon construction and skeleton bridges.
Render of the Hublot MECA-10 calibre with 10-day power reserve and skeletonised manual-winding architecture.
Exploded-view render of the Hublot MECA-10 calibre showing the 10-day power reserve system and gear arrangement.
Render of the Hublot Tourbillon 5-Day Power Reserve calibre with skeleton tourbillon movement and five-day display.
Exploded-view render of the Hublot Tourbillon 5-Day Power Reserve calibre exposing its manual-winding components.
Render of the Hublot UNICO 42 automatic chronograph calibre with column-wheel and 72-hour power reserve.
Exploded-view render of the Hublot UNICO 42 automatic chronograph calibre revealing its skeletonised architecture and components.
Render of the Hublot Tourbillon Automatic calibre with self-winding micro-rotor and integrated tourbillon complication.
Exploded-view render of the Hublot Tourbillon Automatic calibre showing the micro-rotor and layered mechanism.

Credit
Client: Hublot
CGI and Visualization: Vincent Salasombath

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