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Dillian WHyte — watch collection


Dillian WHyte watch collection

Dillian WHyte

boxer

VIP n° 1121 for number of watches
Boxer n° 21 for number of watches
Number of brands: 1
Number of watches: 1
Preferred brand: Audemars Piguet (1 watches)
Estimated collection value: 42,600 $

About Dillian WHyte’s watch collection

Dillian Whyte is a British professional heavyweight boxer born in Jamaica and raised in Brixton, London. Known by his nickname 'The Body Snatcher,' Whyte has spent the better part of a decade as one of the most active and durable fighters in the heavyweight division. He has held the WBC interim and WBC Silver heavyweight titles, and maintained a top-five world ranking for an extended period — a run that made him one of the longest-reigning mandatory challengers in boxing history. His professional record includes notable victories over Derek Chisora (twice), Joseph Parker, and Lucas Browne, cementing his reputation as a credible and hard-hitting operator at the top level of the sport.

When it comes to watches, the Dillian Whyte watch collection leans toward serious, high-specification pieces rather than flashy novelties. The standout sighting in our database is an Audemars Piguet Royal Oak in 18K rose gold, reference 15400OR. This is a 41mm full gold Royal Oak — case, integrated bracelet, and signature eight-sided bezel with eight hexagonal screws all rendered in 18K pink gold. It is not an entry point into the Royal Oak family; the 15400OR is a considered, expensive choice that sits firmly in AP's core luxury tier. The dial features AP's classic 'Grande Tapisserie' pattern, and the integrated bracelet alone represents some of the most labour-intensive finishing work in Swiss watchmaking.

The choice of the Royal Oak 15400OR over more ostentatious alternatives says something concrete about where Whyte's taste sits. The Royal Oak has been in continuous production since 1972 and carries genuine collector credibility. Opting for the full rose gold configuration rather than a bejewelled or heavily customised variant suggests a buyer who understands the piece's place in horological history and values that context.

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