Tissot became the official Timekeeper of MotoGP in 2001, and by all accounts, it's working out pretty well. It's one of the longest sponsorship agreements in the history of top-level motorsport. Every year since 2003, the brand has given fans the chance to own a T-Race MotoGP timepiece, like the ones worn by our favorite athletes. This year, we have the choice of two limited-edition units, and both are more than I can afford.
On the more affordable side of the range this year is the T-Race MotoGP 2026 45mm, which is limited to 8,000 units. The MotoGP-inspired design features aren't on the subtle side unless you know where to look, which I'm a huge fan of. Look closely enough, and you'll see the bezel is made to look like a brake disc and caliper, the pushers are inspired by handlebars, and the side of the case resembles engine cooling fins.
