Hublot Classic Fusion
The Hublot Classic Fusion at Konesseur brings together seven authenticated pieces from the collection that distills the Art of Fusion philosophy into its most refined and versatile expression. Where the Big Bang announces itself with bold architectural construction, the Classic Fusion achieves s...
See moreThe Hublot Classic Fusion at Konesseur brings together seven authenticated pieces from the collection that distills the Art of Fusion philosophy into its most refined and versatile expression. Where the Big Bang announces itself with bold architectural construction, the Classic Fusion achieves something equally difficult: it channels Hublot's material innovation and creative ambition into a watch that moves effortlessly between a boardroom and a weekend, between formal occasions and daily wear.
What makes this Classic Fusion selection exceptional is the concentration of regional exclusives and creative collaborations. Three of the seven pieces are Dubai Vision editions featuring Arabic numerals by calligraphy artist Wissam Shawkat, each limited to 100 pieces. The Berluti Scritto Emerald Green was created specifically for the Middle East market. These are watches that were produced in tiny quantities for this region and are becoming increasingly difficult to source. Prices range from 26,000 AED to 48,000 AED, all under the UAE's 5% VAT advantage.
Every Classic Fusion at Konesseur is authenticated in house, covering the movement, case, bezel with its signature H shaped screws, and all components including collaboration specific elements. Browse the full Hublot collection to see the Big Bang family alongside these Classic Fusion pieces, or explore the complete luxury watches collection.
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The Classic Fusion: Hublot's Original DNA Reimagined
The Classic Fusion traces its lineage directly to the watch that started everything. When Carlo Crocco founded Hublot in 1980, his first creation combined an 18 karat gold case with a natural rubber strap, a combination that the Swiss watch establishment considered scandalous. That original watch, with its porthole inspired round case and visible bezel screws, became the template for what would eventually be formalised as the Classic Fusion when Hublot launched the collection at Baselworld in 2008.
The Classic Fusion takes the founding design codes of Hublot (the round porthole case, the six H shaped bezel screws, the rubber strap integration) and refines them into a thinner, more elegant silhouette. The result is a watch that retains every element of Hublot's identity while achieving the kind of versatility that the bolder Big Bang does not always pursue. The Classic Fusion has become Hublot's canvas for its most culturally significant collaborations and regional editions, from the Berluti leather partnership to the Arabic dial Vision series created with Ahmed Seddiqi and Sons.
The Dubai Vision Arabic Dial Editions
The most significant cluster within the Konesseur Classic Fusion collection is the Dubai Vision series. Three of the seven pieces carry Arabic numerals designed by Wissam Shawkat, one of the most celebrated calligraphy artists working today. Shawkat, originally from Iraq and based in Dubai, has created typography for some of the most prestigious brands in the luxury world. His work for Hublot translates Arabic script into a horological context with a precision and beauty that honours both the calligraphic tradition and the watchmaking craft.
The Classic Fusion Dubai Vision III at 43,000 AED (Ref. 515.NX.0189.VR.SDQ15) is the most recent edition in the series and limited to just 100 pieces worldwide. The 45mm titanium case houses an automatic movement with a skeletonised dial that allows the movement architecture to be seen through the Arabic numerals, creating a layered visual effect that blends mechanical transparency with calligraphic art. Rose gold accents on the bezel screws and case back screws add warmth against the titanium, while the brown leather strap grounds the piece in classical dress watch territory.
The Classic Fusion The Vision II at 37,000 AED (Ref. 513.NX.5710.LR.SDQ20) is another 100 piece limited edition. The grey matte dial with applied Eastern Arabic numerals and rose gold hands creates a subtle, sophisticated aesthetic. The 45mm titanium case with rose gold bezel screws and a leather strap delivers the same design language in a slightly more restrained execution. The earlier Classic Fusion at 37,000 AED (Ref. 511.NX.5710.LR.SDQ12) completes the Arabic dial trio with a 42mm case, making it the most compact of the three and particularly well suited to collectors who prefer a more understated wrist presence.
For collectors in the Middle East, these watches represent something rare in luxury Swiss watchmaking: a genuine cultural bridge. The Arabic numerals are not an afterthought or a simple dial variant. They are the product of a deliberate creative collaboration that honours Arabic calligraphic heritage within the framework of Swiss haute horlogerie. With each edition limited to 100 pieces and no longer in production, these are among the most collectible regional Hublot references in existence.
The Berluti Scritto Emerald Green
The Classic Fusion Berluti Scritto Emerald Green at 26,000 AED (Ref. 511.NX.050G.VR.BER16) represents one of the most sophisticated material collaborations in the Hublot catalogue. Berluti, the Parisian luxury shoemaker founded in 1895, is renowned for its Venezia leather and the patina process that gives each piece of leather a unique character. The collaboration between Hublot and Berluti began in 2016, and the Emerald Green edition was the third colourway created, produced specifically for the Middle East market in a limited edition of 200 pieces.
What makes this watch remarkable is the dial. It is crafted from genuine Berluti Venezia leather, carrying the house's famous Scritto motif: an engraved pattern inspired by an 18th century French letter that Olga Berluti purchased at auction. To create a stable, durable watch dial from organic leather required Hublot to develop a process for neutralising the leather's natural components while preserving its visual character. The result is a dial that is genuinely unique, as no two pieces of Venezia leather patinate identically. The emerald green colourway was chosen specifically for its cultural resonance in the Middle East, and the 45mm titanium case provides a clean, modern frame for the leather's organic warmth.
The strap is equally special, carved from the same Venezia Scritto leather as the dial with a vulcanised rubber lining for practical comfort. The Calibre HUB1100 automatic movement (based on the proven Sellita SW300) provides 42 hours of power reserve. At 26,000 AED, this is the most accessible piece in the Konesseur Classic Fusion collection and one of the most compelling collaboration watches in the entire Hublot range.
The Skeleton Titanium
The Classic Fusion Skeleton Titanium at 31,000 AED (Ref. 547.NX.0170.LR) strips the Classic Fusion back to its mechanical essentials. The open worked dial removes the barrier between the wearer and the movement, revealing the architecture of the calibre in full detail. Bridges, wheels, and the oscillating balance are all visible, creating a watch that is as much about the art of mechanical engineering as it is about telling time.
The titanium case keeps the watch lightweight at 45mm, which matters when the visual complexity of a skeleton dial already commands attention. The H shaped bezel screws and porthole case design remain intact, anchoring the skeleton execution firmly within the Classic Fusion design language. For collectors who appreciate the mechanical transparency that Hublot achieves in its sapphire cased Big Bang models but want that philosophy expressed in a more refined, everyday package, the Classic Fusion Skeleton strikes the ideal balance.
The Chronograph Mykonos and Ultra Thin King Gold
The Classic Fusion Chronograph Mykonos at 37,000 AED (Ref. 525.NL.0179.LR.MYO19) is a destination themed limited edition that brings Mediterranean character to the collection. Created to celebrate the Greek island that has become synonymous with luxury lifestyle, the Mykonos edition adds the chronograph complication to the Classic Fusion format. The additional subdials and pushers introduce a level of functionality and visual complexity that the time and date models do not offer, making this a natural choice for collectors who want both the Classic Fusion's elegance and the utility of a timing function.
At the opposite end of the design spectrum sits the Classic Fusion Ultra Thin in King Gold at 48,000 AED (Ref. 515.OX.0210.LR.FIF14). This is the most valuable Classic Fusion at Konesseur and the piece that demonstrates Hublot's capacity for restraint. The Ultra Thin profile reduces the case height to a minimum, creating a watch that sits flat against the wrist and disappears under a shirt cuff with an ease that the standard Classic Fusion models cannot match. The King Gold case (Hublot's proprietary rose gold alloy blended with platinum for warmth and fade resistance) adds precious metal luxury, while the FIFA branding on this reference connects the watch to Hublot's longstanding partnership with world football. This particular edition was created for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, adding sporting heritage to its horological and material credentials.
Why Classic Fusion for Dubai Collectors
The Classic Fusion makes particular sense for collectors in the UAE for several reasons. The Arabic dial Dubai Vision editions represent a direct connection between Swiss haute horlogerie and regional cultural identity that is virtually unique in the luxury watch market. The Berluti Scritto Emerald Green was specifically designed for Middle Eastern tastes. And the UAE's 5% VAT rate delivers savings across the entire collection compared to the 20% applied in most European countries, with the advantage most pronounced on the King Gold Ultra Thin at 48,000 AED.
Beyond pricing, the Classic Fusion's design versatility suits Dubai's lifestyle particularly well. The city moves between formal business settings, luxury social occasions, and relaxed weekend environments with a fluidity that demands a watch capable of the same transitions. The Classic Fusion handles all of these with a confidence that neither purely dressy nor purely sporty watches can match. The rubber lined leather straps also handle heat and humidity more gracefully than traditional leather alone, a practical advantage in the Gulf climate.
Choosing Your Classic Fusion
If Arabic calligraphy and regional cultural identity matter to you, the Dubai Vision series is the clear starting point. The Vision III at 43,000 AED offers the most elaborate execution with its skeletonised dial, while the Vision II at 37,000 AED provides a more understated approach. The earlier SDQ12 edition at 37,000 AED in the 42mm case is the most compact Arabic dial option.
If creative collaboration and material artistry drive your collecting, the Berluti Scritto Emerald Green at 26,000 AED is the collection's most accessible piece and one of its most distinctive. The leather dial alone makes it unlike anything else in the luxury watch market.
If mechanical transparency appeals to you, the Skeleton Titanium at 31,000 AED opens the movement to full view. If you want chronograph functionality with Classic Fusion elegance, the Mykonos at 37,000 AED delivers both. And if precious metal luxury in the slimmest possible profile is the goal, the Ultra Thin King Gold at 48,000 AED is the collection's crowning piece.
Whatever your preference, every Classic Fusion here carries Konesseur's full authentication and the UAE tax advantage. Explore the Big Bang collection for Hublot's bolder expression, or browse the full Hublot collection to see both families together. You can also explore other refined luxury watch brands including Patek Philippe and Breguet in the luxury watches collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a Hublot Classic Fusion cost in Dubai?
Hublot Classic Fusion watches at Konesseur Dubai range from 26,000 AED for the Berluti Scritto Emerald Green to 48,000 AED for the Ultra Thin King Gold. The Dubai Vision Arabic dial editions sit between 37,000 and 43,000 AED, while the Skeleton Titanium is priced at 31,000 AED. All prices benefit from the UAE's 5% VAT rate.
What is the Hublot Classic Fusion Dubai Vision?
The Dubai Vision is a series of limited edition Classic Fusion watches with Arabic numerals designed by calligraphy artist Wissam Shawkat. Each edition is limited to 100 pieces for the Middle Eastern market. Konesseur carries three editions: the Vision III at 43,000 AED, the Vision II at 37,000 AED, and an earlier Arabic dial edition at 37,000 AED.
What is the Hublot Berluti Scritto Emerald Green?
The Berluti Scritto Emerald Green is a collaboration between Hublot and Parisian luxury shoemaker Berluti, limited to 200 pieces for the Middle East. The dial is crafted from genuine Berluti Venezia leather with the Scritto calligraphy motif. Each dial is unique as no two pieces of leather patinate identically. Priced at 26,000 AED.
What is the difference between Classic Fusion and Big Bang?
The Classic Fusion is Hublot's refined, versatile collection with a thinner profile and cleaner lines, inspired by the original 1980 design. The Big Bang is the bold sports chronograph with sandwich construction and larger proportions. The Classic Fusion moves between settings with ease, while the Big Bang makes a deliberate statement. Both share the porthole case and H shaped bezel screws.
What size is the Hublot Classic Fusion?
The Classic Fusion at Konesseur comes in 42mm and 45mm. The majority are 45mm, including the Dubai Vision III, Vision II, Berluti Scritto, and Skeleton. The earlier Arabic dial edition (SDQ12 reference) is 42mm, making it the most compact option. Both sizes feature the Classic Fusion's characteristically slim profile.
Who designed the Arabic numerals on the Dubai Vision?
The Arabic numerals were designed by Wissam Shawkat, a celebrated calligraphy artist originally from Iraq and based in Dubai. Shawkat has created typography for several luxury brands and his work for Hublot translates Arabic script into a horological context that honours both calligraphic heritage and Swiss watchmaking craft.
What is the cheapest Classic Fusion at Konesseur?
The most accessible Classic Fusion is the Berluti Scritto Emerald Green at 26,000 AED. This 45mm titanium watch features a genuine Berluti Venezia leather dial, limited to 200 pieces. It is one of the most distinctive collaboration watches in the Hublot range.
What is the most expensive Classic Fusion at Konesseur?
The Ultra Thin King Gold at 48,000 AED features Hublot's proprietary rose gold alloy, an ultra slim profile, and FIFA branding from the 2014 World Cup partnership. It combines precious metal luxury with the slimmest proportions in the Classic Fusion range.
Is the Classic Fusion a good everyday watch?
The Classic Fusion is one of the most versatile luxury watches available. Its slim profile and refined proportions move effortlessly between business, social, and casual settings. Titanium models are lightweight for all day comfort, and rubber lined leather straps handle heat and humidity well, making it particularly practical for daily wear in Dubai.
Are the Dubai Vision watches still available at retail?
No. Each Dubai Vision edition was limited to 100 pieces and all retail allocations sold out long ago. The pre owned market is now the only way to acquire these regional exclusives, making Konesseur's selection of three Arabic dial editions one of the most comprehensive available in the UAE.
Does the Classic Fusion hold its value?
Value retention depends on the reference. The Dubai Vision editions (100 pieces each) hold value well due to extreme scarcity and regional demand. The Berluti Scritto (200 pieces) benefits from collaboration exclusivity. The King Gold Ultra Thin retains precious metal value. Standard production models offer excellent value on the pre owned market.
Are Classic Fusion watches at Konesseur authentic?
Every Classic Fusion undergoes comprehensive in house authentication covering the movement, serial verification, case materials, bezel, and H shaped screws. For the Berluti Scritto, the Venezia leather dial and strap are verified. For Dubai Vision editions, Arabic numeral authenticity and limited edition numbering are confirmed.
Hublot Classic Fusion
The Classic Fusion: Hublot's Original DNA Reimagined
The Classic Fusion traces its lineage directly to the watch that started everything. When Carlo Crocco founded Hublot in 1980, his first creation combined an 18 karat gold case with a natural rubber strap, a combination that the Swiss watch establishment considered scandalous. That original watch, with its porthole inspired round case and visible bezel screws, became the template for what would eventually be formalised as the Classic Fusion when Hublot launched the collection at Baselworld in 2008.
The Classic Fusion takes the founding design codes of Hublot (the round porthole case, the six H shaped bezel screws, the rubber strap integration) and refines them into a thinner, more elegant silhouette. The result is a watch that retains every element of Hublot's identity while achieving the kind of versatility that the bolder Big Bang does not always pursue. The Classic Fusion has become Hublot's canvas for its most culturally significant collaborations and regional editions, from the Berluti leather partnership to the Arabic dial Vision series created with Ahmed Seddiqi and Sons.
The Dubai Vision Arabic Dial Editions
The most significant cluster within the Konesseur Classic Fusion collection is the Dubai Vision series. Three of the seven pieces carry Arabic numerals designed by Wissam Shawkat, one of the most celebrated calligraphy artists working today. Shawkat, originally from Iraq and based in Dubai, has created typography for some of the most prestigious brands in the luxury world. His work for Hublot translates Arabic script into a horological context with a precision and beauty that honours both the calligraphic tradition and the watchmaking craft.
The Classic Fusion Dubai Vision III at 43,000 AED (Ref. 515.NX.0189.VR.SDQ15) is the most recent edition in the series and limited to just 100 pieces worldwide. The 45mm titanium case houses an automatic movement with a skeletonised dial that allows the movement architecture to be seen through the Arabic numerals, creating a layered visual effect that blends mechanical transparency with calligraphic art. Rose gold accents on the bezel screws and case back screws add warmth against the titanium, while the brown leather strap grounds the piece in classical dress watch territory.
The Classic Fusion The Vision II at 37,000 AED (Ref. 513.NX.5710.LR.SDQ20) is another 100 piece limited edition. The grey matte dial with applied Eastern Arabic numerals and rose gold hands creates a subtle, sophisticated aesthetic. The 45mm titanium case with rose gold bezel screws and a leather strap delivers the same design language in a slightly more restrained execution. The earlier Classic Fusion at 37,000 AED (Ref. 511.NX.5710.LR.SDQ12) completes the Arabic dial trio with a 42mm case, making it the most compact of the three and particularly well suited to collectors who prefer a more understated wrist presence.
For collectors in the Middle East, these watches represent something rare in luxury Swiss watchmaking: a genuine cultural bridge. The Arabic numerals are not an afterthought or a simple dial variant. They are the product of a deliberate creative collaboration that honours Arabic calligraphic heritage within the framework of Swiss haute horlogerie. With each edition limited to 100 pieces and no longer in production, these are among the most collectible regional Hublot references in existence.
The Berluti Scritto Emerald Green
The Classic Fusion Berluti Scritto Emerald Green at 26,000 AED (Ref. 511.NX.050G.VR.BER16) represents one of the most sophisticated material collaborations in the Hublot catalogue. Berluti, the Parisian luxury shoemaker founded in 1895, is renowned for its Venezia leather and the patina process that gives each piece of leather a unique character. The collaboration between Hublot and Berluti began in 2016, and the Emerald Green edition was the third colourway created, produced specifically for the Middle East market in a limited edition of 200 pieces.
What makes this watch remarkable is the dial. It is crafted from genuine Berluti Venezia leather, carrying the house's famous Scritto motif: an engraved pattern inspired by an 18th century French letter that Olga Berluti purchased at auction. To create a stable, durable watch dial from organic leather required Hublot to develop a process for neutralising the leather's natural components while preserving its visual character. The result is a dial that is genuinely unique, as no two pieces of Venezia leather patinate identically. The emerald green colourway was chosen specifically for its cultural resonance in the Middle East, and the 45mm titanium case provides a clean, modern frame for the leather's organic warmth.
The strap is equally special, carved from the same Venezia Scritto leather as the dial with a vulcanised rubber lining for practical comfort. The Calibre HUB1100 automatic movement (based on the proven Sellita SW300) provides 42 hours of power reserve. At 26,000 AED, this is the most accessible piece in the Konesseur Classic Fusion collection and one of the most compelling collaboration watches in the entire Hublot range.
The Skeleton Titanium
The Classic Fusion Skeleton Titanium at 31,000 AED (Ref. 547.NX.0170.LR) strips the Classic Fusion back to its mechanical essentials. The open worked dial removes the barrier between the wearer and the movement, revealing the architecture of the calibre in full detail. Bridges, wheels, and the oscillating balance are all visible, creating a watch that is as much about the art of mechanical engineering as it is about telling time.
The titanium case keeps the watch lightweight at 45mm, which matters when the visual complexity of a skeleton dial already commands attention. The H shaped bezel screws and porthole case design remain intact, anchoring the skeleton execution firmly within the Classic Fusion design language. For collectors who appreciate the mechanical transparency that Hublot achieves in its sapphire cased Big Bang models but want that philosophy expressed in a more refined, everyday package, the Classic Fusion Skeleton strikes the ideal balance.
The Chronograph Mykonos and Ultra Thin King Gold
The Classic Fusion Chronograph Mykonos at 37,000 AED (Ref. 525.NL.0179.LR.MYO19) is a destination themed limited edition that brings Mediterranean character to the collection. Created to celebrate the Greek island that has become synonymous with luxury lifestyle, the Mykonos edition adds the chronograph complication to the Classic Fusion format. The additional subdials and pushers introduce a level of functionality and visual complexity that the time and date models do not offer, making this a natural choice for collectors who want both the Classic Fusion's elegance and the utility of a timing function.
At the opposite end of the design spectrum sits the Classic Fusion Ultra Thin in King Gold at 48,000 AED (Ref. 515.OX.0210.LR.FIF14). This is the most valuable Classic Fusion at Konesseur and the piece that demonstrates Hublot's capacity for restraint. The Ultra Thin profile reduces the case height to a minimum, creating a watch that sits flat against the wrist and disappears under a shirt cuff with an ease that the standard Classic Fusion models cannot match. The King Gold case (Hublot's proprietary rose gold alloy blended with platinum for warmth and fade resistance) adds precious metal luxury, while the FIFA branding on this reference connects the watch to Hublot's longstanding partnership with world football. This particular edition was created for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, adding sporting heritage to its horological and material credentials.
Why Classic Fusion for Dubai Collectors
The Classic Fusion makes particular sense for collectors in the UAE for several reasons. The Arabic dial Dubai Vision editions represent a direct connection between Swiss haute horlogerie and regional cultural identity that is virtually unique in the luxury watch market. The Berluti Scritto Emerald Green was specifically designed for Middle Eastern tastes. And the UAE's 5% VAT rate delivers savings across the entire collection compared to the 20% applied in most European countries, with the advantage most pronounced on the King Gold Ultra Thin at 48,000 AED.
Beyond pricing, the Classic Fusion's design versatility suits Dubai's lifestyle particularly well. The city moves between formal business settings, luxury social occasions, and relaxed weekend environments with a fluidity that demands a watch capable of the same transitions. The Classic Fusion handles all of these with a confidence that neither purely dressy nor purely sporty watches can match. The rubber lined leather straps also handle heat and humidity more gracefully than traditional leather alone, a practical advantage in the Gulf climate.
Choosing Your Classic Fusion
If Arabic calligraphy and regional cultural identity matter to you, the Dubai Vision series is the clear starting point. The Vision III at 43,000 AED offers the most elaborate execution with its skeletonised dial, while the Vision II at 37,000 AED provides a more understated approach. The earlier SDQ12 edition at 37,000 AED in the 42mm case is the most compact Arabic dial option.
If creative collaboration and material artistry drive your collecting, the Berluti Scritto Emerald Green at 26,000 AED is the collection's most accessible piece and one of its most distinctive. The leather dial alone makes it unlike anything else in the luxury watch market.
If mechanical transparency appeals to you, the Skeleton Titanium at 31,000 AED opens the movement to full view. If you want chronograph functionality with Classic Fusion elegance, the Mykonos at 37,000 AED delivers both. And if precious metal luxury in the slimmest possible profile is the goal, the Ultra Thin King Gold at 48,000 AED is the collection's crowning piece.
Whatever your preference, every Classic Fusion here carries Konesseur's full authentication and the UAE tax advantage. Explore the Big Bang collection for Hublot's bolder expression, or browse the full Hublot collection to see both families together. You can also explore other refined luxury watch brands including Patek Philippe and Breguet in the luxury watches collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a Hublot Classic Fusion cost in Dubai?
Hublot Classic Fusion watches at Konesseur Dubai range from 26,000 AED for the Berluti Scritto Emerald Green to 48,000 AED for the Ultra Thin King Gold. The Dubai Vision Arabic dial editions sit between 37,000 and 43,000 AED, while the Skeleton Titanium is priced at 31,000 AED. All prices benefit from the UAE's 5% VAT rate.
What is the Hublot Classic Fusion Dubai Vision?
The Dubai Vision is a series of limited edition Classic Fusion watches with Arabic numerals designed by calligraphy artist Wissam Shawkat. Each edition is limited to 100 pieces for the Middle Eastern market. Konesseur carries three editions: the Vision III at 43,000 AED, the Vision II at 37,000 AED, and an earlier Arabic dial edition at 37,000 AED.
What is the Hublot Berluti Scritto Emerald Green?
The Berluti Scritto Emerald Green is a collaboration between Hublot and Parisian luxury shoemaker Berluti, limited to 200 pieces for the Middle East. The dial is crafted from genuine Berluti Venezia leather with the Scritto calligraphy motif. Each dial is unique as no two pieces of leather patinate identically. Priced at 26,000 AED.
What is the difference between Classic Fusion and Big Bang?
The Classic Fusion is Hublot's refined, versatile collection with a thinner profile and cleaner lines, inspired by the original 1980 design. The Big Bang is the bold sports chronograph with sandwich construction and larger proportions. The Classic Fusion moves between settings with ease, while the Big Bang makes a deliberate statement. Both share the porthole case and H shaped bezel screws.
What size is the Hublot Classic Fusion?
The Classic Fusion at Konesseur comes in 42mm and 45mm. The majority are 45mm, including the Dubai Vision III, Vision II, Berluti Scritto, and Skeleton. The earlier Arabic dial edition (SDQ12 reference) is 42mm, making it the most compact option. Both sizes feature the Classic Fusion's characteristically slim profile.
Who designed the Arabic numerals on the Dubai Vision?
The Arabic numerals were designed by Wissam Shawkat, a celebrated calligraphy artist originally from Iraq and based in Dubai. Shawkat has created typography for several luxury brands and his work for Hublot translates Arabic script into a horological context that honours both calligraphic heritage and Swiss watchmaking craft.
What is the cheapest Classic Fusion at Konesseur?
The most accessible Classic Fusion is the Berluti Scritto Emerald Green at 26,000 AED. This 45mm titanium watch features a genuine Berluti Venezia leather dial, limited to 200 pieces. It is one of the most distinctive collaboration watches in the Hublot range.
What is the most expensive Classic Fusion at Konesseur?
The Ultra Thin King Gold at 48,000 AED features Hublot's proprietary rose gold alloy, an ultra slim profile, and FIFA branding from the 2014 World Cup partnership. It combines precious metal luxury with the slimmest proportions in the Classic Fusion range.
Is the Classic Fusion a good everyday watch?
The Classic Fusion is one of the most versatile luxury watches available. Its slim profile and refined proportions move effortlessly between business, social, and casual settings. Titanium models are lightweight for all day comfort, and rubber lined leather straps handle heat and humidity well, making it particularly practical for daily wear in Dubai.
Are the Dubai Vision watches still available at retail?
No. Each Dubai Vision edition was limited to 100 pieces and all retail allocations sold out long ago. The pre owned market is now the only way to acquire these regional exclusives, making Konesseur's selection of three Arabic dial editions one of the most comprehensive available in the UAE.
Does the Classic Fusion hold its value?
Value retention depends on the reference. The Dubai Vision editions (100 pieces each) hold value well due to extreme scarcity and regional demand. The Berluti Scritto (200 pieces) benefits from collaboration exclusivity. The King Gold Ultra Thin retains precious metal value. Standard production models offer excellent value on the pre owned market.
Are Classic Fusion watches at Konesseur authentic?
Every Classic Fusion undergoes comprehensive in house authentication covering the movement, serial verification, case materials, bezel, and H shaped screws. For the Berluti Scritto, the Venezia leather dial and strap are verified. For Dubai Vision editions, Arabic numeral authenticity and limited edition numbering are confirmed.