Is the Hublot Classic Fusion Black Magic worth $9,995?

At $9,995 at Quality Diamonds of San Diego as of November 3, 2026, it is the lowest of three new listings. That is a fair entry point for an all-ceramic automatic chronograph, though resale is weaker than steel alternatives.

How does it compare with the steel Classic Fusion?

The Black Magic swaps steel for ceramic, which resists scratches but can chip. The steel version is heavier, cheaper to repair and holds value better.

What is the power reserve?

The HUB1112 self-winding movement runs about 48 hours when fully wound. Wear it regularly or use a winder to keep it running.

It is rated to 50m, which covers hand washing and rain but not swimming or diving. Take it off before water sports.

What comes in the box?

The sale includes the Hublot box and papers, a certified appraisal and a 1-year warranty from the seller.

When is the best time to buy?

Prices on used and new ceramic Classic Fusions soften when newer references launch. Watch listings around model-year changes and year-end sales.

Where can I buy the Ceramic Classic Fusion Black Magic Chronograph 42mm?

4 stores we checked sell it, including Quality Diamonds of San Diego, eBay, Interwatches, luxurytimenyc.com.

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Ceramic Classic Fusion Black Magic Chronograph 42mm

Q: Where is the Ceramic Classic Fusion Black Magic Chronograph 42mm cheapest?

At Quality Diamonds of San Diego, for $9,995.00, as of our latest check.

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Our take on the Ceramic Classic Fusion Black Magic Chronograph 42mm

The Hublot Classic Fusion Black Magic is a 42mm chronograph in polished and satin-finished black ceramic, with a matching ceramic bezel held by six H-shaped titanium screws. It runs the HUB1112 self-winding movement with about 48 hours of power reserve and a matte black dial under anti-reflective sapphire. The all-ceramic case and bracelet give it a scratch-resistant, monochrome look that sets it apart from steel chronographs. At $9,995 at Quality Diamonds of San Diego as of November 3, 2026, it is the lowest of three new listings and sits near the bottom of its recent range.