This watch is the latest variation on the standard Big Bang, most notably with its integrated bracelet. You'll see changes in the bracelet connection, chronograph pushers—they have rubber grips now—a distinct dial, and some adjusted case finishing. Think of it as a 42mm Big Bang case with a bracelet that leans toward a Royal Oak inspired design.

The bracelet, visually a three-link style, is thinner than previous Big Bang offerings. Ceramic is lighter than steel, though expect it to be a bit heavier than the titanium Integral. Hublot's kept the ceramic links with brushed and polished finishes, giving a metallic appearance.

For the 2021 releases, Hublot introduced white, blue, and gray ceramic versions, adding to the existing black. These are relatively safe color choices. Personally, I find the gray and blue to be the more interesting applications of ceramic in this context, as they're not common. The bracelet clasp is titanium.

One practical aspect is the hypoallergenic nature of the ceramic and titanium. From a market standpoint, it's clear Hublot is participating in the integrated bracelet trend. The bracelet and lug design do show similarities to other popular designs, but it still maintains a Hublot signature.

As for wearability, the thinner bracelet should make it more comfortable on the wrist. Keep in mind that ceramic, while durable, can still chip with impacts.

Key features:

 * Integrated ceramic bracelet.

 * Ceramic case with titanium clasp.

 * Available in white, blue, gray, and black ceramic.

 * Chronograph pushers with rubber grips.

 * Hypoallergenic materials.

In essence, the Hublot Big Bang Integral Ceramic is Hublot's entry into the integrated bracelet sports watch category. It offers a unique material combination and a recognizable design, and it’s a solid option for someone looking for a modern ceramic sports watch.