The Hublot Classic Fusion Power Reserve 8 Days Titanium, reference 516.NX.1470.LR, pairs a 45 mm titanium case with a manually wound movement reported to run for up to 192 hours—eight days—on a full wind. That long stated reserve is its defining practical feature, but it does not make the watch automatic: owners still need to wind it, and no independent reserve or accuracy test is available for this review. The specifications below come from a retailer listing and a 2015 owner post, rather than an exact-reference Hublot specification sheet.
Which Hublot Classic Fusion is this?
This review concerns the Classic Fusion Power Reserve 8 Days Titanium, reference 516.NX.1470.LR. WatchProSite identifies it as a regular-production model when introduced, not a limited edition. The WatchSource listing gives the same reference. This distinction matters because the Classic Fusion range includes other materials and configurations; the details here should not be assumed to apply to every Classic Fusion Power Reserve.
Hublot’s current material page discusses grade 5 titanium for its watches, but it describes a different, current Classic Fusion. It does not establish the alloy grade of this older reference. Hublot’s titanium overview is useful background on the brand’s material choices, not confirmation of this watch’s exact case specification.
What are the specifications?
The following details are attributed to The WatchSource retailer listing unless otherwise noted. They are secondary-source specifications, not a substitute for an official specification sheet for the reference.
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| Specification | Reported detail |
|---|---|
| Reference | 516.NX.1470.LR |
| Case | 45 mm diameter; titanium |
| Movement | HUB1601, manual winding |
| Functions | Hours and minutes, date, small seconds, power-reserve indication |
| Stated power reserve | 192 hours, or eight days; also reported by WatchProSite in 2015. No independent measurement is available. |
| Dial and strap | Black sunray dial; black alligator/crocodile leather strap |
| Crystal | Scratch-resistant sapphire |
| Water resistance | 50 m / 150 ft |
Sources: The WatchSource listing for 516.NX.1470.LR and KIH’s WatchProSite post, May 5, 2015.
What does an eight-day reserve mean in daily use?
The advertised 192-hour reserve means the watch is stated to run for eight days after a full wind. For someone who rotates watches or occasionally leaves this one unworn, that could mean fewer rewinds than a shorter-reserve manual watch. It does not remove the need to wind: the HUB1601 is listed as manual-winding, and the available owner post says winding for eight days may take a while without measuring how long it takes.
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The power-reserve display is useful in this context because it indicates how much running time remains, rather than leaving the owner to estimate when the watch needs winding. Neither source reports an independently measured reserve, an accuracy result, or a timing test, so the 192-hour figure should be treated as the stated specification—not a verified performance guarantee.
How does the 45 mm case wear?
At 45 mm, this is a large-diameter watch by the measurement reported in both the owner post and retailer listing. Actual fit depends on wrist shape, strap, and personal preference; diameter alone cannot establish how it will feel on a particular wearer.
In a May 5, 2015 WatchProSite post, member KIH wrote, “45mm may sound ‘big’ but it never wears big.” KIH described a 6.5-inch wrist and credited the thick bezel and thin body for that impression. This is one wearer’s subjective report, not a fit guarantee. The same post says the sunray dial shifts in appearance with viewing angle and describes the watch as attractive for business and time off—personal judgments rather than objective findings.
What to consider before buying one
The available information does not establish current official availability, official pricing, warranty eligibility, or an authorized seller for this reference. A retailer product page does not prove that the watch is in stock, that its listed price remains current, or that the seller is authorized. Before buying, verify the specific watch and transaction directly.
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- Green sunray satin finished dial.
- Rose Gold Case
- Green Strap
- Hublot Caliber HUB1112, beats at 28,800 vph, composed out of 63 parts, contains 21 Jewels & has an approximate power reserve of 42 hours.
- Check that the reference and serial information on the watch and its documentation are consistent.
- Assess the case, crystal, dial, and strap condition in person or through detailed, current photographs.
- Ask for service documentation and clarify what parts, packaging, and papers are included.
- Confirm the seller’s reputation, return terms, and the current servicing options for this reference.
- Evaluate the 45 mm case on your own wrist if possible, rather than relying on another owner’s fit report.
No exact-model compatible replacement strap or accessory has been established here. Confirm fit with Hublot or a qualified watch professional before ordering a substitute.
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The 516.NX.1470.LR is worth considering if you want the look and reported titanium construction of this Classic Fusion, a power-reserve display, and a long stated interval between full winds. Its trade-offs are equally clear: it is a 45 mm manually wound watch, and the eight-day reserve figure has not been independently tested in the available sources. Buyers who prioritize verified technical documentation, current support details, or a smaller fit should establish those points before committing.
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