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 look no further. The list below runs from the cheapest to the most absurd watches at the Singapore Grand Prix.
A quick note on the numbers. Prices listed as whole numbers reflect what buyers pay at authorised retailers. Price bands indicate the asking rates from secondary market dealers for discontinued models no longer available through their official sellers. These are asking prices, not confirmed sales.
