Two axes, one problem
By Marco Bellini, Zurich ยท
Allora. A bi-axis tourbillon in a 49 mm titanium tonneau, 17.6 mm tall, with a sapphire bulge in the side so you can watch it turn.
The HUB9011 is hand-wound with 120 hours, five days, which is genuinely good. Two cages turning on two axes are difficult to make run reliably and I don't dismiss that work.
But this is a tourbillon made to be looked at, not worn. The size limits it to a few wrists and very few sleeves. And at 170,000 to 190,000 USD I would rather have the Breguet 5367 and actually wear it. For the Hublot collector. I'm not one.