Hublot Homages & Alternatives

1. Benyar Sports Watch

This is one of the cheaper options when it comes to Hublot homages. It has the obligatory screws in the bezel, in all the right places. The colors used are not as bold as many Hublots, but it is certainly stand-out enough for most.

What is most unique about this watch is the tapisserie pattern on the dial. Never heard of it? it is something you will see on the Audemars Piguet’s Royal Oak, which is quite famous for it.

Many of these watches come and go – especially when they are made in China! So, if you don’t find this one on Amazon when you click the link below, keep scrolling for lots more options.

2. Megir Chronograph

Another cheap and cheerful option from our friends in China is this Hublot homage from Megir. And for less than 100 dollars, it is one of the most affordable on this list.

Like the Parnis above, this watch has a chronograph, so is far more of a homage to the Hublot Classic Fusion Chronograph. The bold colors are also more of a shoutout to Hublot who are know for pushing the boundaries in watch design – just look at their latest models each year and you will see.

3. Megir Sports Watch

4. Bulova Marine Star Chronograph

Headquartered in NYC, Bulova is nowadays a part of the larger Citizen group of watchmakers. The reason I tell you this is to say that this section starts to show watches with history, quality and pedigree. Yet the prices are still very reasonable.

This particular model from Bulova is one of their Marine Star range and closely follows the Hublot Classic Chronograph in style. However, you can clearly see their changes with the use of Roman numerals and placement of the date window just below 4 o’clock.

Of course, there are also other variations you can see around the watch such as the crown protectors, the missing (and perhaps signature) Hublot lug areas and the square chronograph pushers.

5. Bulova Marine Star

Another of the Bulova Marine Stars worth mentioning is this more refined model without the chronograph. It still has some of the Hublot elements such as the thick, flat bezel with periodic screws, but is a little more elegant.

There are crystals as hour markers for one, and a two-tone stainless steel band that matches the screws, crown, and hands nicely.

All in all, this is less of an outright copy than many of the earlier examples we saw but still pays homage to Hublot.

6. Stuhrling Prestige Harbinger

If you want a Swiss-made watch that is still affordable then Stuhrling is often a great option. This very bold homage to Hublot is certainly going to get some attention.

The Fluro yellow and black combo is super modern and certainly the direction Hublot is taking with their Big Bang models. There is some variation from theirs though with the minute markers on the actual bezel, the carbon fiber dial and the lack of screws on the lugs. However, if you want something that is just a little like the Hublot but still quite unique, this is a great option.

7. Stuhrling Champion Alpine Sport

Stuhrling’s Champion Alpine Sport is a clean homage of Hublot with the round black bezel and black screws.

I like how this watch is still bold like a Hublot but a little more understated with a simple black dial and contrasting white silicone strap.

Of course, you also get a 3 dial chronograph and 100m of water resistance which means you can certainly go swimming with this watch.

8. Daniel Steiger Phantom

Another relatively unknown brand to many, Daniel Steiger is owned by Timepieces International who have been crafting watches since the 90s.

This particular model, the Phantom, is a clear homage to Hublot with the wide, round bezel and screws, the large crown and pushers and the metallic look of the dial, especially in the sub-dials.

9. Swiss Legend Trimix Diver

Hublot normally uses a circular bezel in all their designs, except for the Spirit of Big Bangs. However, this particular watch reminds me of their hexagonal bezel Aerofusion model. At least in shape.

The lug area is also classic Hublot, as are the large crown and pusher, although the design does stray a little from the original. Which is nice for a change.

There are also some other refreshing elements on the dial I love, like the arrow highlighting the date window, the cut-off hour markers, and red tips to the sub-dial hands.

Lastly, if you want something seriously water-resistant, this watch is rated to 200m, which means you can easily dive with it.

10. Invicta Marvel Series

Celebrating the success of the Marvel obsession movie and tv makers seem to have at the moment is this range of watches from Invicta. This is actually no surprise given that the Hublot style watch matches the brash, bold, and over the top style of Marvel comics in general.

The Punisher model shown here is perhaps the dullest, with an all-black and silver style. It also varies the most from the Hublot with the bezel increasing in width where the screws are, the large hour markers, and of course the skull sub-dial and second hand.

If you want to go all out and get something even more colorful and Marvel-like, there are plenty of crazy models to choose from.