Tissot’s NBA All-Star Drop With Quincy Miller Reveals Its Artistic Side

At the centre of NBA All-Star 2026 is not just spectacle it’s a watch that captures the rhythm of the game itself. With the unveiling of the Tissot Supersport NBA Special Edition, the brand once again translates basketball’s tempo, intensity and precision into a compelling wrist-bound narrative.

Designed with a clear connection to the sport, the 45mm black PVD case immediately establishes presence. The dial, textured to mirror the grain of a basketball, brings a tactile authenticity, while jersey-style numeral indexes reinforce the sporting DNA. The bezel subtly references the 24-second shot clock a defining element of basketball’s pace while the NBA logo integrated into the second hand adds a dynamic, constantly moving reminder of the league. Turning the watch over reveals an exclusive NBA All-Star 2026 Los Angeles engraving, grounding the timepiece firmly within this moment in sporting culture.

This is a watch that doesn’t merely commemorate basketball it embodies it. Every detail reflects the philosophy shared by both Tissot and the NBA: time is not owned, but experienced. A concept echoed in the league’s “Everyone Gets 24” ethos, where seconds define outcomes, careers, and legacies.

Extending this narrative beyond the wrist, Tissot introduces an equally compelling artistic dimension through its presentation. Former NBA player and artist Quincy Miller has transformed 32 watch boxes into individual works of art. Each box stands alone as a unique visual expression, yet together they form a larger, unified composition that mirrors the structure of a basketball team where individual brilliance contributes to collective greatness.

Inspired by the cultural pulse of Los Angeles, particularly the raw energy of Venice Beach, Miller’s work reimagines the basketball court as a living clock. Circular forms echo dials, court markings become time indicators, and layered textures reflect the grit and movement of the game. The result is a powerful continuation of the watch’s core idea: time is something you move through, not possess.

These one-of-a-kind boxes, paired with the Supersport NBA Special Edition, will be presented to NBA All-Star players, transforming each timepiece into a collectible that bridges sport, art, and horology. Among the recipients is Tissot ambassador Damian Lillard, whose participation in this year’s 3-Point Contest despite injury adds a deeper narrative of resilience to the project.

Through this dual expression of watchmaking and art, Tissot reinforces its longstanding partnership with the NBA, proving once again that precision timekeeping can extend far beyond function and flow into culture, identity, and storytelling.