JJZ Factory Hublot Classic Fusion – Ceramic Case and HUB1110 Movement Guide
The JJZ Factory Hublot Classic Fusion is available in several case sizes and exterior configurations, making it an interesting option for anyone who likes the relatively clean design of the Classic Fusion but wants to choose the proportions according to wrist size.
The supplied release includes 38mm, 42mm and 45mm case sizes, together with black ceramic and stainless-steel configurations.
Other details worth looking at include the brushed ceramic surfaces, six H-shaped titanium screws, rubber strap, folding clasp and HUB1110-style automatic movement with a stated power reserve of approximately 42 hours.
38mm, 42mm and 45mm Case Sizes
One of the most useful aspects of this Classic Fusion release is the availability of three different sizes:
38mm → 42mm → 45mm
These sizes create noticeably different proportions on the wrist.
The 38mm version offers the most compact profile, while the 42mm configuration sits in the middle. The 45mm version provides considerably more wrist presence and emphasizes the broad bezel and dial layout of the Classic Fusion design.
Rather than assuming one size is better than another, wrist circumference and personal preference are more important.
Case thickness and actual weight are also worth measuring individually because they can affect wearing comfort just as much as diameter.
Black Ceramic Case
The supplied release includes a black ceramic case configuration.
Ceramic gives the Classic Fusion a distinctly different appearance from the stainless-steel version, particularly across the broad bezel and case surfaces.
One of the details highlighted in this release is the brushed appearance of the ceramic components.
This is worth examining under different lighting angles because brushed ceramic produces a different reflection pattern from polished ceramic or brushed metal.
Instead of simply judging whether the ceramic looks dark enough, it is more useful to look at:
- Surface consistency
- Brushing direction
- Bezel edges
- Case edges
- Screw openings
- Case-to-strap transition
Ceramic is generally valued for its scratch resistance, but that does not mean it is immune to damage. Strong impacts can still damage ceramic components, so it should not be described as unbreakable.
Stainless-Steel Configuration
A stainless-steel version is also referenced in the supplied information.
Compared with black ceramic, the steel case creates a more traditional Classic Fusion appearance and makes the contrast between brushed and polished surfaces easier to see.
Case edges, bezel finishing and the transition between different surface treatments are particularly useful areas to examine closely.
Six H-Shaped Titanium Screws
The bezel uses six H-shaped titanium screws, one of the most recognizable visual elements of the Classic Fusion design.
Because these screws are distributed around the bezel, their positioning has a strong influence on the symmetry of the front view.
Close-up inspection can focus on the screw shape, recesses, surface finishing and consistency between the six positions.
They may appear like relatively small components, but on a simple dial and bezel design they become surprisingly prominent.
Rubber Strap
The Classic Fusion combines its case with a soft rubber strap.
Rubber works particularly well with the ceramic version because it continues the dark color of the case while keeping the overall design relatively clean.
The strap should sit naturally against the case without excessive gaps around the attachment points.
Flexibility and edge finishing are also worth checking because these details directly affect wearing comfort.
Folding Clasp
The supplied configuration uses a folding clasp with a titanium-style/IP-treated exterior finish.
In normal use, the clasp should open and close smoothly and lock securely.
The inside edges and contact surfaces are also worth examining because these are the areas most likely to be felt directly against the wrist.
HUB1110-Style Automatic Movement
The watch is supplied with a HUB1110-style automatic mechanical movement, visible through the transparent caseback.
The original promotional material describes the movement using stronger authenticity claims, but appearance through the caseback alone does not establish that the movement is an original Hublot caliber.
For this version, HUB1110-style automatic movement is therefore the more useful description.
The visible layout, rotor, bridges, engraving and finishing can be examined separately from actual mechanical performance.
Approximately 42-Hour Power Reserve
The supplied specification lists approximately 42 hours of power reserve.
This figure is useful as a reference, but actual running time can vary between individual movements.
A practical test is straightforward: fully wind the watch, record the starting time and then measure how long it continues running without additional winding or wrist movement.
This provides a more useful result for an individual watch than relying solely on the stated specification.
Movement Appearance vs. Movement Performance
A transparent caseback makes movement finishing an important part of the visual experience, but appearance and performance should still be considered separately.
For actual movement condition, daily rate, amplitude, beat error and beat rate are more useful measurements.
This is also why the term super clone watch should not be treated as a technical performance standard. It is a broad market description, while actual movement measurements and functional testing provide more meaningful information about an individual watch.
For real measurements from an individual example, see our JJZ Factory Hublot Classic Fusion QC test.
Dial Options
The supplied information references several dial styles, giving the Classic Fusion a noticeably different character depending on the configuration.
Carbon-Fiber-Style Dial
The carbon-fiber-style configuration uses a patterned surface to create a more technical appearance.
Under close-up photography, the consistency and direction of the pattern are more useful to examine than simply judging it from a distance.
Blue Sunburst Dial
The blue version uses a sunburst-style finish that changes noticeably depending on the direction and intensity of the light.
Under direct lighting, the center and outer areas of the dial can appear quite different, while softer lighting produces a more uniform blue.
Matte Black Textured Dial
The matte black version takes a more understated approach, using a darker textured surface with less reflection than the blue sunburst configuration.
Macro photographs are useful for showing the texture and consistency of the surface.
Limited-Edition-Inspired Configurations
The supplied material also references designs associated with Hublot and Attar United collaborations.
When dealing with these configurations, it is more accurate to describe them as limited-edition-inspired versions unless the exact reference, dial specification and corresponding design have been confirmed.
This avoids grouping visually similar special editions together when their details may actually differ.
Details Worth Checking
When examining an individual JJZ Classic Fusion, the first step is to confirm which case size, case material and dial configuration is being tested.
For the ceramic version, the bezel and case can be inspected for surface consistency, brushing, edges and alignment around the H-shaped screws.
The rubber strap should fit securely against the case, while the folding clasp should open, close and lock normally.
Through the caseback, movement operation can be checked together with daily rate, amplitude, beat error and beat rate.
If the supplied 42-hour power reserve is important, it can also be tested separately from a full wind.
Technical Specifications
Specification Details
Factory JJZ Factory
Collection Hublot Classic Fusion
Case Sizes 38mm / 42mm / 45mm
Case Options Black Ceramic / Stainless Steel
Ceramic Finish Brushed
Bezel Screws Six H-Shaped Titanium Screws
Movement HUB1110-Style Automatic
Power Reserve Approx. 42 Hours Stated
Caseback Transparent
Strap Rubber
Clasp Folding Clasp
Dial Options Carbon-Fiber Style / Blue Sunburst / Matte Black Textured
Frequently Asked Questions
- What sizes are available for the JJZ Factory Hublot Classic Fusion?
The supplied release includes 38mm, 42mm and 45mm configurations, allowing the overall proportions to be selected according to wrist size and personal preference.
- Is the JJZ Classic Fusion available in ceramic?
Yes. The supplied information includes a black ceramic version, together with a stainless-steel configuration.
- Is ceramic impossible to scratch or break?
No. Ceramic offers strong scratch resistance during normal wear, but it should not be described as indestructible. Strong impacts can still damage ceramic components.
- What movement does this version use?
It is supplied with a HUB1110-style automatic mechanical movement visible through the transparent caseback.
- How long is the power reserve?
The supplied specification is approximately 42 hours. Actual running time can be confirmed by testing an individual watch from a full wind.
- What should be checked before shipment?
Useful checks include the actual case dimensions and weight, ceramic surface finishing, H-shaped bezel screws, dial alignment, strap fit, clasp operation and movement measurements including daily rate, amplitude, beat error and beat rate.
