On the occasion of the 70^th anniversary of the Liberation of Hanoi, Hublot unveils a special creation: the Classic Fusion Titanium Vietnam Limited Edition. This special release speaks not only to the excellence of Swiss watchmaking but also to the enduring pride of a nation. With its titanium case to go with a strikingly bright red dial, it is a meaningful homage to Vietnam’s complex journey towards self-determination.

The story begins on 10^th October 1954, the date marking Hanoi's liberation—a turning point in the nation’s path to sovereignty. Through this commemorative release, Hublot pays tribute to an event that echoes with significance in the Vietnamese consciousness. It is not merely a celebration of history, but a reminder of the unity and determination that continue to define the national spirit.

The watch’s 42 mm case is rendered in satin-finished and polished titanium—lightweight, resilient, and reflective of Hublot’s dedication to innovation through materials. The robust construction is complemented by a titanium bezel, affixed with six signature H-shaped screws, reinforcing both visual identity and structural integrity.

A sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment ensures clarity of view, while the exhibition case back offers an unobstructed look at the inner workings of the watch—a design gesture that invites curiosity and respect for the craft of mechanical watchmaking.

Striking in its presentation, the red lacquered dial draws directly from the Vietnamese flag, evoking patriotism and perseverance. The meticulous multi-layered lacquer process—over 200 steps in total—demonstrates an extraordinary level of detail. At its centre, a gold star pays tribute to the country’s founding ideals, each of its five points symbolising a pillar of national reconstruction: workers, farmers, soldiers, intellectuals, and youth.

The watch is fitted with a black lined rubber strap—sleek, contemporary, and designed for all-day comfort. A stainless steel deployant buckle clasp secures the watch with confidence, bridging historical reverence with modern sensibilities.