Hublot Launches the Classic Fusion Dwyane Wade
Hublot is launching its latest timepiece made in collaboration with its “brand ambassador,” Dwyane Wade. The Hublot Classic Fusion Dwyane Wade is the second limited-edition Hublot watch to carry the name of the NBA basketball star, and it includes an impressive storage option. Let’s take a look.The new Hublot Classic Fusion Dwyane Wade offers an elegant counterpoint to the sporty King Power D-Wade launched in 2011, which incorporated a prominent red case and red dial accents. The new model features understated red and gold highlights in a 45-mm polished, black ceramic case.The Classic Fusion Dwyane Wade Offers red and gold accents in a polished black ceramic case.The dial features a prominent Dwyane Wade logo integrated into the counter at 3 o'clock, and the printed Dwyane Wade signature at 6 o'clock. The accompanying red and black watch box resembles a luggage trunk, and it can securely fit up to four watches.Dwyane Wade presents the impressive watch box that accom

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