Cars and watches aren’t so different. Both feature serious feats of engineering, and the two worlds have long collaborated to create timepieces that take design cues from beloved autos. Among them are two recent entries: the all-black Roger Dubuis Excalibur Huracán, which is inspired by the Lamborghini, and Hublot’s Big Bang Ferrari 1000 GP in white gold, a tribute to Scuderia Ferrari’s 1,000th Grand Prix. These Italian automakers certainly have a whole lot of history between them, but how do their watches fare in a head-to-head?
Roger Dubuis
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Hublot Big Bang Ferrari
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NUMBER PRODUCED $49,000 |
NUMBER PRODUCED $52,600 |
| CASE MATERIAL
Black titanium |
CASE MATERIAL
18-karat white gold |
| IS IT WATERPROOF?
It would probably survive a shower. |
IS IT WATERPROOF?
Sure, if you’re just going surfing. |
| FASTEST TIME
The 2020 Huracán can go from 
Lamborghini |
FASTEST TIME
Scuderia Ferrari is having a not-so-great season
Ferrari |
| AUTOMOTIVE INSPIRATION
The rotor takes cues from the rims of the Huracán’s wheels. |
AUTOMOTIVE INSPIRATION Ferrari’s famous prancing-horse logo is right there. |
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UNDER THE HOOD 60 hours of power reserve |
UNDER THE HOOD 72 hours of power reserve |
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LOGOS: BULL VS. HORSE Yes, two. |
LOGOS: BULL VS. HORSE Nope. |
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OTHER COLLABORATION A limited edition with Pirelli that featured
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OTHER COLLABORATION A limited-edition, midnight-blue chronograph
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WHICH CAME FIRST, THE CARMAKER OR THE WATCH MANUFACTURER? Lamborghini has 32 years on Dubuis. |
WHICH CAME FIRST, THE CARMAKER OR THE WATCH MANUFACTURER? Ferrari, by 33 years. |
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ALSO INCLUDED WITH PURCHASE Well, uh. . .a box. |
ALSO INCLUDED WITH PURCHASE A pair of driving gloves signed by Scuderia’s current drivers. |
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SWAP IT FOR THE MOTOR? It’s worth about a quarter of a 2020
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SWAP IT FOR THE MOTOR? It’s worth one-sixth of a 2020 Ferrari
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