Watches worn at Singapore GP range from affordable to luxurious
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 13, 2026, 10:40 PM
Last updated Oct 13, 2026

The 2026 Singapore Grand Prix showcased a striking array of watches worn by teams and drivers, spanning prices from $400 for a Swatch to approximately $430,000 for a Richard Mille. This diverse collection highlighted luxury within the F1 paddock in Marina Bay. The presence of such exclusive timepieces reflects the high-stakes environment and lifestyle in Formula 1, where fashion and performance often intersect. Details on specific watches and their wearers may emerge following the event.
- •Watches at the Singapore GP included a $400 Swatch and a $430,000 Richard Mille.
- •The event featured a variety of timepieces from team bosses and drivers.
- •The luxury watch market remains a significant part of F1 culture.
- •Further details on wearers of notable watches are expected to be released.
- 10:40 PMMotorsport.com — The watches worn at the Singapore GP: From $400 to $430,000
"Formula 1's watch game at Marina Bay in 2026 stretched from a $400 Swatch to a Richard Mille that, by rough estimate, costs about $430,000 and can't be bought at just any shop. That's a gap of roughly three orders of magnitude, and it all fit inside one paddock weekend. If you want to know which drivers, team bosses and guests wore the most exclusive timepieces at the Singapore Grand Prix, then ...Keep reading
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