Hublot Big Bang Unico Red Carbon Alex Ovechkin: The Great Eight's 100-Piece Chronograph

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Big Bang Unico Red Carbon 45mm chronograph, ref. 411.QV.1123.NR.OVK21, red fabric strap

On 5 October 2026, Alex Ovechkin said the 2026-27 NHL season will be his last in the league. It is his 22nd NHL season, all with the Washington Capitals, and he holds the NHL record with 929 career goals.[1][2][3]

One Hublot carries his name: the Big Bang Unico Red Carbon Alex Ovechkin, a limited edition of 100 pieces that Hublot released in February 2021. Bizak & Co. lists one for sale.[4][5][6][7]

This guide covers what sets the edition apart, its full specification and how to identify a complete example.

What makes the Hublot Big Bang Unico Red Carbon Alex Ovechkin different?

Hublot CEO Ricardo Guadalupe said the brand was thrilled to welcome Ovechkin as a Hublot Friend of the Brand in 2018.[4][5][6][7]

Hublot created the edition with Ovechkin in honour of The Great Eight, the nickname he is known by in hockey.[4][5]

Ovechkin spoke about the project in Hublot's release for the edition:[5][7]

To work with my favourite watch brand and design a watch, as well as have it named after me is a huge honour.

[5][7]

He added that when Hublot asked which model to work on, it had to be the Big Bang Unico.[5][7]

To mark his jersey number, the dial has a 'Great Eight' logo at 8 o'clock. His signature is on the sapphire crystal caseback. Hublot finished the tip of the chronograph hand in red, white and blue, which it calls a nod to the Russian flag and the colours of the Washington Capitals.[4][5][6][7]

What are the specs of the Hublot Big Bang Unico Red Carbon Alex Ovechkin?

Specification of reference 411.QV.1123.NR.OVK21.
Specification Detail
Reference 411.QV.1123.NR.OVK21
Edition size Limited to 100 pieces
Case material Carbon fibre with red micro-glass-fibre 'Non Woven Fabric' (NWF) inserts
Case diameter 45 mm
Water resistance 100 metres
Movement Hublot manufacture calibre MHUB1242 UNICO, self-winding flyback chronograph with column wheel
Column wheel position Dial side
Frequency 28,800 vph
Power reserve 72 hours
Dial detail 'Great Eight' logo at 8 o'clock
Chronograph hand Tip in red, white and blue
Caseback Sapphire crystal with Ovechkin's signature
Straps Red fabric strap plus a black rubber strap, changed with the One Click system
Included Custom hockey puck signed by Ovechkin
Retail at 2021 release $26,200
[4][5][6][7][8]

Hublot launched the Big Bang in 2005. Unico is one of the movements Hublot makes in-house, alongside Meca-10 and its Tourbillon. This edition runs on calibre MHUB1242, a Unico movement.[6][7][8][9]

The red NWF inserts are micro-glass fibre, and Hublot uses them to strengthen the composite material of the case.[4][5][6][7][8]

Hublot's One Click system lets the wearer swap the red fabric strap for the black rubber one quickly and safely.[6][7][8]

How do you identify the Ovechkin edition?

Start with the reference, 411.QV.1123.NR.OVK21, then check for the dial logo and caseback signature described above.[4][5][6][7]

A complete example still has both straps and the signed hockey puck. Ask the seller for all three.[4][6][7][8]

Is the Hublot Big Bang Unico Red Carbon Alex Ovechkin available at Bizak & Co.?

Yes. We list reference 411.QV.1123.NR.OVK21: the Hublot Big Bang Unico Red Carbon Alex Ovechkin edition, not a lookalike.[6][7]

The shop section below also lists other carbon-cased models from our listings for comparison. They are separate references, not the Ovechkin edition.

Our related pages cover the rest of Alex Ovechkin's story, including his goals record.

The Ovechkin edition and other carbon Big Bang Unico models at Bizak & Co.

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FAQ

How many Hublot Big Bang Unico Red Carbon Alex Ovechkin watches were made?

Hublot limited the edition, reference 411.QV.1123.NR.OVK21, to 100 pieces.[6][7]

What movement is in the Hublot Big Bang Unico Red Carbon Alex Ovechkin?

Calibre MHUB1242, the in-house UNICO movement: a self-winding flyback chronograph with a column wheel, running at 28,800 vph with 72 hours of power reserve.[4][6][7][8]

What size is the Hublot Big Bang Unico Red Carbon Alex Ovechkin, and is it water-resistant?

The carbon case measures 45 mm and is water-resistant to 100 metres.[4][5][6][7][8]

How much did the Hublot Ovechkin watch cost at release?

It retailed for $26,200 at its 2021 release. That is Hublot's release retail price, not the Bizak & Co. listing price.[4][6][8]

What comes with the Hublot Ovechkin watch?

Each example comes on a red fabric strap and includes a second strap in black rubber and a custom hockey puck signed by Ovechkin.[4][6][7][8]

More on Alex Ovechkin

Sources

  1. Washington Capitals (WashingtonCaps.com on NHL.com) — Alex Ovechkin Announces 2026-27 Will Be His Final NHL Season (2026-10-05)
  2. NHL.com — Ovechkin tells Capitals teammates this will be his last NHL season (2026-10-05)
  3. RMNB (Russian Machine Never Breaks) — Alex Ovechkin announces NHL retirement after 2026-27 season: ‘I know in my heart it’s the right decision’ (2026-10-05)
  4. RMNB (Russian Machine Never Breaks) — Hublot releases stunning limited-edition watch honoring Alex Ovechkin (2021-02-18)
  5. Haute Time — Hublot Announces Newest Timepiece With Hockey Player Alex Ovechkin (2021-02-18)
  6. Watch I Love — Hublot Big Bang Unico Red Carbon Alex Ovechkin (2021-02-20)
  7. Hublot (official press release PDF, hosted by RMNB) — Hublot and the Great Eight
  8. WatchTime — Hublot Honors the "Great Eight" with Big Bang Unico Red Carbon Alex Ovechkin (2021-02-24)
  9. RMNB (Russian Machine Never Breaks) — Hublot names Alex Ovechkin ‘friend of the brand’ during fancy dinner reception at Nobu (2019-11-06)

Bizak & Co. is an independent watch dealer. We are not affiliated with, or endorsed by, Alex Ovechkin or any watch brand named here. Each identification on this page is as reported by the publication cited beside it; the watches we link to are from our own listings, not the pieces worn. This page was researched and drafted with AI assistance from the sources listed and checked against them before publishing. If you spot an error, tell us and we will correct it. Updated 2026-10-05.