Hublot Classic Fusion Automatic Titanium Automatic Watch
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Scroll or drag to turn the wrist. Shown to scale on a typical men’s wrist (17.5 cm), lug to lug 47.8 mm (measured from the photo).
This 42mm timepiece combines titanium case construction with refined finishing techniques to create a lightweight sports watch suitable for daily wear. The satin finished and polished case sits atop a black rubber strap with stainless steel deployment clasp, whilst the vertical bezel features distinctive H shaped titanium screws. A sunray grey dial displays applied baton hour markers and a date window at 3 o'clock, protected by sapphire crystal with anti reflective coating. Water resistance reaches 50 metres, making it suitable for splash resistance and brief immersion.
The self winding HUB1110 movement delivers a 42 hour power reserve, providing reliable timekeeping between winding cycles. This represents Hublot's contemporary approach to the Classic Fusion collection, balancing technical specifications with the brand's characteristic design philosophy centred on material contrasts and precise engineering.
The Hublot Classic Fusion 542.NX.7071.RX is listed on WatchShopper as a men's 42 mm titanium automatic watch with a sunray grey dial, a date display, sapphire crystal, and 50 m water resistance. It runs on the HUB1110 calibre with a 42-hour power reserve and comes on a black rubber strap. On 19 October 2026 the lowest UK price was £6,800.00 at Beaverbrooks, in stock, with free delivery and 30-day returns. With the voucher code GET50, Beaverbrooks brings it to £6,750.00.
At £6,800 this watch is on the dearer side for a men's automatic watch with a 40–44 mm case: 79% of the 1,382 we track from every brand cost less. 5% of the 77 Hublot watches we track cost less than this one. This is the 4th cheapest of the 32 versions of the Classic Fusion we list.
