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Hublot Expands Meca-10 Series as Secondary Market Holds Flat
The brand ranks 8 of 15 in the watch category while showing stable short-term performance.

AugustMan Singapore reported that Hublot has expanded its Meca-10 series with the release of the Big Bang Sapphire Sky Blue watch, bringing a fresh hue to the collection's technical design.
The brand continues to leverage its high-profile partnerships, with Hodinkee reporting that several of the maker's bold timepieces were spotted on wrists during the World Cup.
With no major public auction results for the brand this week, the primary signal for the secondary market comes from Pricing Culture's transaction data.
Across 74 tracked listings on leading secondary marketplaces, Hublot ranks 8 of 15 brands in the watch category over the past ninety days. The brand's ninety-day median return of -1.66% matches its own ninety-day change of -1.66%, placing it behind the benchmark change of -0.57% for the broader watch market. This performance sits between the category's best peer, Patek Philippe, which rose +4.44%, and the worst peer, Jaeger-LeCoultre, which fell -11.65%.
For advisors and collectors managing inventory, the secondary market has shown flat momentum over shorter horizons, with a seven-day change of 0.00% and a thirty-day change of 0.00%. Over the longer term, average prices have moved down -5.43% over the past year.
Sources & further reading
- 1.AugustMan Singapore reported that Hublot has expanded its Meca-10 series with the release of the Big Bang Sapphire Sky Blue watch, bringing a fresh hue to the collection's technical design. — AugustMan Singapore
- 2.The brand continues to leverage its high-profile partnerships, with Hodinkee reporting that several of the maker's bold timepieces were spotted on wrists during the World Cup. — Hodinkee