On a chilly February 18th, the excitement in London skyrocketed as all 20 drivers for the 2025 Formula 1 season gathered for an electrifying F1 75 Live.
F1 75 Live, a first-of-its-kind celebration marking the sport’s 75th anniversary, brought together every team to unveil their latest race cars before a packed O2 Arena filled with passionate F1 fans.
As always, Formula 1 isn’t just about speed—it’s also about style. And nothing showcases that better than the timepieces adorning the drivers’ wrists.
From luxury chronographs to cutting-edge tourbillons, the evening was as much about high-end watches as it was about high-octane action.
If there’s a way to make an entrance, Charles Leclerc certainly knows how.
Amid the buzz surrounding his new Ferrari teammate, the Monegasque driver arrived, dressed to impress and sporting a Richard Mille RM 72-01 Automatic Winding Lifestyle Flyback Chronograph.
Both George Russell and rookie Andrea Kimi Antonelli ensured their wristwear was perfectly visible, sticking to team protocol and showing off their IWC watches.
Antonelli sported the Pilot Watch Mark XX in Mercedes team colors, while Russell added a touch of flair by coordinating his outfit with the Big Pilot’s Watch TOP GUN Edition in Mojave Desert.
Lando Norris may not be one for superstition, but he certainly seems to have a preference when it comes to watches.
The McLaren star, who came agonizingly close to clinching last year’s championship, once again showcased his signature papaya-colored Richard Mille RM 67-02
Lewis Hamilton has been making waves since his high-profile move from Mercedes to Ferrari.
His latest choice? The Richard Mille RM 74-02 Automatic Winding Tourbillon, a testament to his deep appreciation for intricate watchmaking.
And he’s in good company, as this model is also a favorite of none other than Pharrell Williams.
For Max Verstappen, the philosophy is simple: if something works, stick with it.
The reigning four-time world champion remains devoted to his trusty TAG Heuer Monaco Chronograph, a watch he has developed a strong attachment to over the past two years.
As he gears up for yet another title defense, he sees no reason to switch things up.
With F1 75 Live setting the stage for the upcoming season, the event was more than just a car launch.
It was a showcase of legacy, innovation, and style, proving once again that Formula 1 is as much about precision off the track as it is on it.
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