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AJ Dybantsa — watch collection


AJ Dybantsa watch collection

AJ Dybantsa

basketball player

VIP n° 1132 for number of watches
Basketball player n° 35 for number of watches
Number of brands: 1
Number of watches: 1
Preferred brand: Hublot (1 watches)
Estimated collection value: 78,000 $

About AJ Dybantsa’s watch collection

AJ Dybantsa is one of the most anticipated young talents to enter the NBA in recent memory. The American basketball player rose to prominence through dominant prep school performances before cementing his status as a top prospect heading into the 2026 NBA Draft. Selected as a lottery pick, Dybantsa arrived in New York for draft night as one of the most scrutinised and celebrated players of his class — a forward whose combination of size, skill, and basketball IQ drew comparisons to some of the league's most versatile wings. At an age when most players are still developing their game, Dybantsa had already built a profile that extended well beyond the court.

When it comes to watches, Dybantsa has shown an early affinity for high-end Swiss horology. The one confirmed entry in the AJ Dybantsa watch collection is a Hublot Big Bang Unico Titanium Rainbow — spotted on his wrist at draft-related appearances in New York in 2026. The 42mm titanium chronograph is driven by Hublot's in-house HUB1242 automatic movement, a fully integrated calibre comprising 330 components with a 72-hour power reserve and a skeletonised dial that reveals the mechanics beneath. The Rainbow variant adds a graduated, multi-coloured sapphire bezel, making it one of the more technically demanding and visually distinctive references in the Big Bang line.

Choosing Hublot for one of the most-photographed moments of his early career tells you something about where Dybantsa's taste is headed. The Big Bang Unico is not a beginner's watch — it reflects someone who has either done the research or has people around him who have. For a 19-year-old stepping into professional sports money, leading with a skeletonised in-house movement rather than a simple luxury flex suggests a collector with room to grow in genuinely interesting directions.

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