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Rashed Belhasa — watch collection


Rashed Belhasa watch collection

Rashed Belhasa

youtuber

VIP n° 1149 for number of watches
Youtuber n° 14 for number of watches
Number of brands: 1
Number of watches: 1
Preferred brand: Rolex (1 watches)
Estimated collection value: 28,000 $

About Rashed Belhasa’s watch collection

Rashed Belhasa is a Dubai-based YouTuber, social media personality, and amateur boxer who built a massive following documenting his life growing up in one of the UAE's wealthiest families. Son of businessman Saif Ahmed Belhasa, Rashed turned his access to luxury cars, exotic animals, and designer goods into a content empire, accumulating millions of subscribers across YouTube and Instagram before his twentieth birthday. Beyond the lifestyle content, he has pursued a genuine interest in boxing, competing in bouts that have drawn considerable attention from both his fanbase and the combat sports community.

The Rashed Belhasa watch collection, as documented so far, shows a clear lean toward Rolex — the reference point for serious watch collecting among the younger generation of Gulf collectors. He has been spotted wearing the Rolex Submariner Date 116610LV, the steel sports watch widely known among enthusiasts as the 'Hulk' owing to its distinctive all-green aesthetic. Introduced in 2010, the 116610LV pairs a proprietary green Cerachrom ceramic bezel with a matching green lacquered sunray dial on a 40mm Oyster case in 904L stainless steel, driven by the in-house Calibre 3135 movement. Rolex discontinued the reference in 2020, replacing it with the updated 126610LV, which means the original 'Hulk' now commands a premium on the secondary market.

Choosing the 116610LV rather than its successor signals some degree of deliberate collector instinct — the discontinued reference is the one serious buyers actively hunt. For a YouTuber whose content is built around visible wealth, the choice of a relatively understated steel sports watch rather than a gold or bejewelled piece is worth noting. It suggests Belhasa's watch interests may run closer to genuine horological appreciation than pure display.

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