Current Market Situation
Recently, there has been a noticeable absence from Noob, VS, and V6 factories as they have temporarily ceased operations. I've mentioned in another post that I am unsure of their return date but hope for their comeback after the five-day 5.1 holiday. These factories are essential as many clients are currently looking for watches but are unsure where to find them. There are rumors that these factories might rebrand due to increased attention from certain departments. We look forward to them offering top-notch watches in the future, as I have already collected numerous orders.
Emergence of New Manufacturers
The market has seen a surge of new factories, many of which are unfamiliar names. As Noob, VS, and V6 have paused their production, these emerging manufacturers are keen to fill the gap. However, gaining the same market position won't be an easy feat.
Design and Materials
This Hublot model is produced by the HB factory, a watch that V6 had previously produced. It features a complete carbon fiber construction, including the case, bezel, and dial. The use of genuine carbon fiber gives the watch a notably lightweight feel. While the carbon fiber texture might not perfectly match the original, the craftsmanship is still quite commendable.
Movement and Features
This watch is somewhat thick, which is expected for replicas utilizing the 7750 chronograph movement, unlike the Noob Daytona, which remains the sole replica to achieve genuine-like case thickness with its chronograph movement. The all-black carbon gives the watch a striking appearance, enhanced by white luminous hands and hour markers for improved readability against the dark dial. The see-through crystal case back reveals the movement, featuring an engraved Hublot logo and HUB 4100. It uses a clone HUB 4100 movement, more straightforward in design compared to independently crafted Super Clone movements. Notably, this Hublot replica is priced more affordably than those from V6.
