Hublot Diamond Watches

Hublot Diamond Watch Price

At Watch My Diamonds, Hublot diamond watches range from $9,850 to $46,530 across 6 priced listings.

The range above includes watches that have already sold, because a recent sale shows what buyers actually paid better than an asking price does. A listing with no price shown is available on request, not sold. On a Hublot, the setting moves the price most: diamonds across the case cost far more than a diamond bezel alone. The case metal comes next, followed by condition and whether the original box and papers are included.

For comparison, these are Hublot’s own US retail prices for its current diamond references, as listed on hublot.com in October 2026.

Fewer stones does not mean fewer carats. The Big Bang Original bezel uses 126 small diamonds for 0.87 ct, while the Classic Fusion uses a single row of 36 larger stones for 1.2 ct.

How to Read a Hublot Diamond Reference

A Hublot reference tells you most of what you need to know about the watch. The first three digits identify the model and case size: 361 is the 38 mm Big Bang Original, 465 is the 39 mm Big Bang One Click, 565 is the 38 mm Classic Fusion, and the 641, the 642 and the 647 are 42 mm Spirit of Big Bang models. The two letters that follow describe the case, such as SX for stainless steel or NX for titanium. On a diamond model, a final group of four digits describes the setting. These are the codes on the watches in this collection:

• .1104: a bezel paved with 126 small diamonds, 0.87 ct in total, on the 38 mm Big Bang Original.
• .1204: a single row of larger diamonds on the bezel, with 36 stones on the 38 mm Big Bang and Classic Fusion, while the 39 mm One Click has 42.
• .1604: a row of 48 diamonds on the bezel, plus 156 more around the case, on the Spirit of Big Bang Moonphase.
• .1704: full pavé, with diamonds covering both the case and the bezel of the Spirit of Big Bang Titanium Pavé.
• .1976: the Big Bang Leopard, with a bezel of baguette-cut gemstones and diamonds as hour markers.

Big Bang Original 38 mm with Diamonds

The 38 mm Big Bang Original is the Hublot most people picture with a diamond bezel. It keeps the Big Bang’s porthole look, with six H-shaped titanium screws through the bezel, in a size that suits a smaller wrist. Inside is the HUB2900 quartz movement, so it keeps time when you are not wearing it, and Hublot rates its battery at three to five years. Hublot currently offers it in steel with a black dial or a white dial, both with 126 diamonds on the bezel and both water resistant to 100 m. Another steel version, 361.SX.7170.LR.1204, pairs a blue dial and a blue alligator strap with a single row of 36 larger diamonds. For the rest of the line, with and without diamonds, see our Hublot Big Bang page.

Automatic Diamond Hublots: One Click and Classic Fusion

If you want a self-winding movement with a diamond bezel, there are two routes. The Big Bang One Click Steel Diamonds 465.SX.1170.RX.1204 measures 39 mm and has 42 diamonds on the bezel, the HUB1710 automatic movement with about 50 hours of power reserve, and Hublot’s One Click system, which lets you change the strap with a push button. The Classic Fusion Titanium Diamonds 565.NX.1470.RX.1204 is the dressier choice: a 38 mm titanium case, a black sunray dial, 36 diamonds on the bezel and the HUB1110 automatic movement. It is water resistant to 50 m, half the rating of the Big Bang. More of that collection is on our Hublot Classic Fusion page.

Spirit of Big Bang Pavé and Moonphase

The Spirit of Big Bang has a tonneau case instead of the round Big Bang case, and its diamond versions go further than the bezel. On the Titanium Pavé, diamonds cover the case and the bezel around a skeleton chronograph movement. The current 642.NX.0170.RX.1704 runs on the HUB4700 and carries 164 diamonds on the bezel alone. We have also sold the 641.NX.0173.LR.1704, a Titanium Pavé 42 mm on a black leather strap. The Spirit of Big Bang Moonphase 647.NE.2070.RW.1604 sets 48 diamonds on the bezel, plus 156 more on the case, around the HUB1770 automatic movement with a big date and a moon phase. See the full line on our Spirit of Big Bang page, or every openworked model among our Hublot skeleton watches.

Factory Diamonds vs an Iced-Out Hublot

Factory diamonds are set by Hublot before the watch is first sold, and Hublot gives every diamond version its own reference, ending in a setting code like the ones above. An iced-out Hublot is usually a plain Big Bang or Classic Fusion that a jeweler set with diamonds afterward. Its papers still carry the plain reference, so they describe a watch without diamonds. To check a Hublot, read the reference on the papers, look for the setting code, and make sure the serial number on the papers matches the watch. The watches in this collection are Hublot’s own diamond references, and each listing gives the full reference so you can check it yourself.

Hublot Diamond Watch FAQ

Does Hublot make watches with diamonds?

Yes. Hublot makes diamond versions of the Big Bang Original, the Big Bang One Click, the Classic Fusion and the Spirit of Big Bang, each with its own reference. In the current catalog, the 38 mm Big Bang Original Steel Diamonds has 126 diamonds on its bezel, and the Spirit of Big Bang Titanium Pavé is set with diamonds across the case and the bezel.

How many diamonds are on a Hublot Big Bang 38 mm?

The Big Bang Original Steel Diamonds 38 mm has 126 diamonds on its bezel, 0.87 ct in total. That applies to the black-dial 361.SX.1270.RX.1104 and the white-dial 361.SE.2010.RW.1104. The steel version with a blue dial, 361.SX.7170.LR.1204, uses a single row of 36 larger diamonds instead.

How can I tell if a Hublot’s diamonds are factory-set?

Check the reference on the papers. Hublot gives each diamond version its own reference, which ends in a setting code such as .1104 or .1204, and the serial number on the papers should match the watch. If the papers show the plain version of the model but the watch has diamonds, they were added after it left Hublot.

How much does a Hublot with diamonds cost?

As of October 2026, Hublot’s US retail prices are $12,400 for the Big Bang Original Steel Diamonds 38 mm, $12,700 for the Classic Fusion Titanium Diamonds 38 mm, $18,000 for the Big Bang One Click Steel Diamonds 39 mm. The Spirit of Big Bang Titanium Pavé 42 mm lists at $42,000. The price section on this page shows what these watches sell for at Watch My Diamonds, and it updates as listings change.

Are Hublot diamond watches quartz or automatic?

Both. The 38 mm Big Bang Original runs on the HUB2900 quartz movement. The Big Bang One Click uses the HUB1710 automatic, the Classic Fusion uses the HUB1110 automatic, and the Spirit of Big Bang models use self-winding skeleton movements: the HUB4700 chronograph on the Titanium Pavé, and the HUB1770 with a big date and a moon phase on the Moonphase.