Hamilton’s Ferrari move comes with a $600K wrist upgrade
Lewis Hamilton’s move to Ferrari has been the talk of the Formula 1 world, a blockbuster transfer that’s not just about speed on the track, but also about style o
Gone are the days of Mercedes sponsor IWC keeping time for the seven-time world champion
Now, as part of his high-profile Scuderia contract, Hamilton’s got a new horological heavyweight on his wrist: a $600,000 Richard Mille RM 74-02.
Because if you’re driving for Ferrari, being fast on the track is one thing—but looking fast while checking the time? That’s non-negotiable.
A Million-Dollar Wrist Game
During Ferrari’s 2025 race suit reveal, Hamilton and teammate Charles Leclerc weren’t just showing off their striking red overalls; they were flashing some serious wrist candy, too.
Together, the duo’s Richard Mille watches were worth nearly $1 million, proving that in Formula 1, precision timing isn’t just for lap recrds
Hamilton’s RM 74-02 is an 18-carat red gold and black gold carbon masterpiece with an open-link bracelet – because a $600K watch deserves to breathe.
It took four years to develop, featuring layers of carbon TPT fused with sheets of gold, a detail so luxurious it could make even the most opulent Ferrari paint job jealous.
And of course, it boasts a tourbillon at 6 o’clock – because what’s the point of a watch this exclusive if it doesn’t have a complication that 99% of people don’t u
nderstand?
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