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"Ferrari and licensing go together like peanut butter and jelly. Hublot has been at the wheel of the automaker&amp;#039;s licensed watch frenzy since November of 2011, but rather than designing a single timepiece and calling it a day, it&amp;#039;s milking it in grand style with one new release after another. Aside from a rather unique watch it designed to accompany the new LaFerrari and an even more exclusive piece for 250 GTO owners, most of the Ferrari watches released by Hublot have been based on its Big Bang model. This latest example, which will be launched exclusively in Singapore, is no exception. Its jumbo 45.5-millimeter black ceramic case houses all 330 components of Hublot&amp;#039;s in-house Unico 1240 skeleton chronograph movement. And as you&amp;#039;d expect, all the details are done up in red, from the tint on the sapphire crystal glass to the interchangeable straps. Hublot will only make 50 examples of this particular model, which will go on sale in September during the Singapore Grand Prix. But if you miss this one, don&amp;#039;t worry: You can bet there&amp;#039;ll be more to come. At least until Ferrari moves on to a new deal with Movado, leaving Hublot in the rearview mirror, just like it did with Girard-Perregaux, Panerai, and Cabestan. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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