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Hublot Loves Football pop-up at Takashimaya in Singapore
By SENATUS Editor | 6 July 2024

From 5 to 14 July 5, Hublot is hosting a pop-up at Takashimaya Shopping Centre’s Level 1 Atrium, held in conjunction during the UEFA Euro 2024 football tournament in Germany at which the Swiss watchmaker is the Official Watch.

Visitors to the pop-up can view the new Big Bang Gen3 UEFA EURO 2024 smart watch from Hublot, which has been updated and takes centrestage at the quadrennial competition amongst the best teams from Europe.

Michael Tay, Group Managing Director of The Hour Glass, said: “The Hublot Loves Football Pop-Up at Takashimaya Shopping Centre is a celebration of cutting-edge watchmaking and the universal love of football. The Big Bang e Gen3 UEFA EURO 2024 is a testament to Hublot’s relentless pursuit of innovation and excellence, perfectly blending the elegance of watchmaking with the spirit of the game. We are excited to offer fans an opportunity to experience the latest in Hublot’s remarkable collection.”

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