Hublot Classic Fusion Aerofusion Moonphase - 42mm

The HUB1131 self-winding movement has a power reserve of approximately 42 hours.

The moonphase is typically set using a small pusher. Refer to your Hublot Classic Fusion Aerofusion manual for the precise method, which usually involves setting the correct phase relative to the last full moon.

Black ceramic is highly resistant to scratches compared to traditional steel, but it can be susceptible to chipping or showing micro-scratches from very hard impacts or abrasive cleaning. Handle with care.

The watch has a water resistance of 5 bar (50 meters), which is suitable for splashes and brief accidental immersion. It is not recommended for swimming, diving, or showering.

It is generally recommended to service a mechanical watch like this every 3-5 years to ensure optimal performance and longevity of the movement. Consult an authorized Hublot service center for specific recommendations.

A skeletonized dial means that parts of the dial's base plate have been cut away or 'skeletonized' to reveal the intricate mechanical movement underneath, creating a visually complex and artistic effect.

The case diameter for this model is 42mm.

Manually wind the crown until resistance is felt (approx. 30-40 turns). If the issue persists after winding, the watch may require servicing.

Ensure the time is not set between 9 PM and 3 AM when adjusting the date. Consult the official Hublot manual for correct setting procedures for the moonphase complication. If problems continue, seek professional servicing.

Minor deviations are normal for mechanical watches. If the deviation is significant (more than +/- 15 seconds per day), the watch may need to be regulated by a certified watchmaker.

While ceramic is scratch-resistant, deep impacts can cause damage. Minor cosmetic scratches can sometimes be buffed out by a professional watchmaker specializing in ceramic cases. Avoid abrasive cleaning.