Usain Bolt sports new exclusive summer edition Hublot timepiece at event in Mykonos, Greece

Jamaican track and field legend Usain Bolt rocked Hublot's newest Big Bang Unico Summer 2025 watch at the brand's launch event on the Greek island of Mykonos. Bolt has been a Hublot ambassador since 2010, and has developed exclusive watches with the brand over the years.

The event in Greece marked the debut of Hublot's newest watch for the summer, where Bolt attended alongside DJ Mattia Vitale and Syrian actor Motasem Al Nahar.

Usain Bolt is widely regarded as the greatest sprinter of all-time. He has won eight Olympic gold medals, and has set multiple world records through his career. He specialized in the 100m, 200m, and 4x100m relay events, and is the only Olympic sprinter to win gold medals in the 100m and 200m events at three consecutive Olympics. Bolt retired from the sport in 2017.

Bolt shared glimpses from the Mykonos event on X, and wrote:

"Hublot Loves Summer especially in Mykonos @Hublot"

Following his retirement, Usain Bolt pursued his other interests, such as becoming a professional soccer player. He also launched his own lifestyle brand.

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Usain Bolt on how he made the decision to retire from competitive sprinting

Usain Bolt captured at the Zeitz Foundation in Munich ahead of a press conference - Source: Getty

Usain Bolt revealed how he made the decision to retire from competitive sprinting. The Jamaican sprinter competed at four Olympic Games and six World Championships. He retired from the sport in 2017 after competing at the 2017 World Championships in London.

During his appearance on the High Performance podcast, Bolt discussed how he made the decision to retire, saying (3:35 onwards):

"For me, at the start of my career I made a end goal. When I started out, I said this is what I want to achieve and my biggest goal was to actually win three Olympics back-to-back. That was my main goal and that was my target, so when I actually got to that target, for me it was like a hard road of like 10-12 years of continuous work, so for me it was like, 'yes this is it', so I had gotten to my goal and that was it for me. So I knew at this moment if I got where I wanted, I would have stopped."

Bolt would also go on to say that winning three Olympic medals consecutively was a goal that he had aimed for to set himself apart from other athletes.