Hublot Carlo Crocco Skeleton Dial Super Clone
Quality & authenticity — what you receive
- Movement: Automatic
- Case: Stainless Steel
- In the box: watch, papers, warranty card; presentation box with the box option
- QC inspected before dispatch · Free tracked shipping, 5–10 working days (not to Switzerland)
Description
A Hublot Big Bang clone — reference 411.JX.1170.RX, 44mm case, in stainless steel. On the wrist it tracks the reference it copies — the case silhouette, the dial furniture and the taper of the bracelet all follow the genuine watch. This is a clone, and it is described as one — no other claim is made about it.
It runs on a self-winding calibre, so the seconds hand glides instead of ticking and the watch keeps itself wound from the motion of your wrist. The steel case is worked by hand — brushed faces keep their grain and the polished edges stay sharp. The crystal is anti-reflective sapphire, and the case is rated to 50 metres — enough for everyday wear.
Sized for a man's wrist. The 44mm case carries the same proportions on the wrist as the model it follows. Nothing leaves without a check: we inspect and photograph the exact unit first, so the piece in the QC images is the piece that reaches you.
Specification
- Brand
- Hublot
- Case size
- 44mm
- Case material
- Stainless Steel
- Movement
- Automatic
- Collection
- Big Bang
- Sizing
- Men
- Crystal
- Sapphire, anti-reflective
- Water resistance
- 50 m, daily wear
Figures are ours, measured on our own stock. This is a replica: it is not sold as genuine and carries no manufacturer warranty.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Carlo Crocco name suggests a collaborative design between Hublot and the designer. We do not claim official partnership status. The skeleton dial execution may be inspired by designer-watch collaborations rather than a formal limited edition designation.
No. Skeleton dials require professional watch service to clean the movement safely. If dust or moisture enters through the dial, seek a qualified watchmaker. Do not attempt DIY cleaning.
Skeleton dial watches typically have a display case back to show the reverse side of the movement. The listing does not specify a case back design. Ask during pre-order if a display back is important to you.
Limited editions, designer collaborations and special variants often use design names (e.g. Carlo Crocco) rather than numbered references. This allows flexibility in configuration and production. Focus on verifying the case size (44mm), family (Big Bang) and skeleton dial feature instead.
Hublot Carlo Crocco Skeleton Dial Super Clone guide
The original design
The Hublot Carlo Crocco Skeleton Dial is a special Big Bang variant honouring designer Carlo Crocco, featuring an open skeleton dial that displays partial movement mechanics. The 44mm Big Bang tonneau case provides the structure; the skeleton dial is the distinctive element. No standard reference number designates this model; it is identified by the Carlo Crocco partnership and skeleton execution.
What the listing states
- 44mm stainless steel Big Bang tonneau case
- Automatic Swiss-grade movement with approximately 48 hours power reserve
- Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating
- Skeleton dial showing partial movement visibility
- Integrated bracelet and case design
- Water resistance approximately 50 metres (daily wear only)
The listing does not claim a Hublot movement calibre or protection against water ingress through the open dial. Water resistance applies to the case sealing only; the dial aperture makes the mechanism vulnerable.
Compare within the family
The Hublot 342.SB.131.RX is a standard Big Bang with a closed dial, offering the same case size and movement type. The Hublot 521.NX.7170.LR uses a different case design (Classic Fusion) within the Hublot range.
See also: Hublot super clones, Big Bang collection, how to read a listing.