The key factor in the competition is time and momentum.
Time which, for the UEFA Champions League, is marked in partnership with Hublot. For 7 years, all the decisive moments in the competition have been measured in Hublot time, on the referee board, where the exact minute and second of each goal, each card, each entry on the pitch, and each win are recorded.
Memorable moments with which Hublot has been associated since 2008 with an initial collaboration with the UEFA EURO which then became a long-term partnership in 2012 as timekeeper and official watch. Then in 2015, Hublot became timekeeper and official watch for the UEFA Champions League and the UEFA Europa League. Hublot is also the official supplier of the referee’s watches. Since 2018, Hublot has been the partner of the UEFA Europa Conference League (UECL) for the first 2021-2022 season and since 2019 for the UEFA Women’s Champions League
To celebrate seven years of collaboration and great football, Hublot is launching an exclusive edition of the Big Bang Unico, limited to 100 pieces.
Big Bang Unico UEFA Champions League 42 mm
For this new limited edition of 100 pieces, the Big Bang Unico sports the iconic UEFA Champions League blue, cut from micro-blasted ceramic. The key moments on the pitch are timed with the Unico 2– Hublot’s manufacture chronograph movement – a more complicated and advanced movement for irreproachable reliability.
The UEFA Champions League is 67 years of history, of which 7 with Hublot
The UEFA Champions League is the most prestigious European interclub competition – created 67 years ago as the “European Champion Clubs’ Cup”. At the time of its creation in 1955, UEFA had just written its articles of association. In 1991, the straight knockout format was replaced with group stages after the round of 16, and the Cup changed its name to the UEFA Champions League in 1992, with eight teams initially in the competition. Today, the UEFA Champions League is the most-watched annual sports competition in the world. It’s also the favourite amongst the players, the clubs, and the fans.