Lot #3340
Hublot Classic Fusion 565.NX.8070.RX.HDK23 Hodinkee Limited Edition Titanium
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Introduction
A striking limited edition created in collaboration between horological publication Hodinkee and Hublot, the Hublot Classic Fusion ref. 565.NX.8070.RX.HDK23 blends modern innovation with minimalist appeal and some quirky design aspects that could only debut on a watch that was never intended to be on the market. Indeed, the ref. 565.NX.8070.RX.HDK23’s inspiration is the “loaner” watch that Hublot would give their customers when they gave a watch in to be serviced. Featuring “Not for sale” on the dial, these watches were made of a dark plastic and powered by quartz movements. In light of that, the Classic Fusion ref. 565.NX.8070.RX.HDK23 that we have here features a dark titanium construction that is aesthetically similar to its plastic predecessor, and a grey dial that reads “Not for (Re)sale”. Powered by Hublot’s automatic cal. HUB1110 movement, which is visible through a sapphire case back, the watch features plenty of subtle detailing. Limited to just 100 pieces, this model combines Hublot's iconic design language with a distinctly understated style, making it a versatile choice for both Hublot aficionados and those who are drawn to unique, contemporary watches that don’t compromise on sophistication.
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Grade
M 9.5
Status
Vetted & Approved
Included
Inner and Outer Box, Hang Tag (No Guarantee Card)
Est. value range
$5,000 – $8,000
The Details
Brand
Hublot x Hodinkee
Dimensions
38mm x 9.85mm
Model
Classic Fusion
Movement
Automatic cal. HUB 1110
Reference
565.NX.8070.RX.HDK23
Bracelet
Rubber strap
Year
2023
Condition
Excellent
Material
Titanium
Included
Watch, box and hang tag
Dial Color
Grey
Condition
Watch is in near-mint condition with only minor signs of use. Please note that the watch comes with the inner and outer Hublot x Hodinkee box and hang tag, but there is no guarantee card or accompanying paperwork.
Our Perspective
Inspired by a quirky piece of horological history, this limited edition collaboration of just 100 pieces recalls a time in watchmaking when even the large brands truly went out of their way to make their client's experiences as positive as possible.