Watch Brands Connected to Both Formula 1 and MotoGP

Few watch brands have managed to make their mark in both Formula 1 and MotoGP. This short list highlights the brands that have been officially connected to both series to some capacity, whether through sponsorships, team and racer editions, or roles as official timekeepers.

For simplicity, “MotoGP” will include all premier class motorcycle Grand Prix world champions.

Casio

F1 Involvement
Williams, Honda F1, Rothmans Honda, Red Bull Racing, David Coulthard, Sebastian Vettel, Toro Rosso/AlphaTauri

MotoGP Involvement
Kawasaki MotoGP, Suzuki MotoGP

Quick Note
G-Shock is the only Casio line that has been involved with both two and four-wheeled Grand Prix racing.

Certina

F1 Involvement
Sauber-Petronas Formula 1, Robert Kubica, Pedro de la Rosa

MotoGP Involvement
Mick Doohan, Àlex Crivillé, Official Timekeeper of Grand Prix motorcycle racing

Quick Note
Certina was also a long time sponsor of Thomas Lüthi prior to stepping up to the MotoGP class.

Enicar

F1 Involvement
Stirling Moss, Jim Clark, Gerhard Mitter

MotoGP Involvement
Geoff Duke

Quick Note
All racers involved were brand ambassadors. More details can likely be found in Time for a Change, Discovering Vintage Enicar by Martjin van der Ven.

Hublot

F1 Involvement
Ayrton Senna, Official Watchmaker of Formula 1, Scuderia Ferrari

MotoGP Involvement
Esponsorama/Reale Avintia Racing MotoGP (sponsorship only)

Quick Note
While Hublot has previously sponsored a MotoGP team, no licensed timepieces resulted from the partnership.

Longines

F1 Involvement
Official Timekeeper of Formula 1, Scuderia Ferrari, Team Renault

MotoGP Involvement
Official Timekeeper of Grand Prix motorcycle racing

Quick Note
Longines has the special distinction as the only watch brand to date that has served an Official Timekeeper role in both F1 and MotoGP.

Omologato

F1 Involvement
James Hunt, John Surtees

MotoGP Involvement
John Surtees

Quick Note
Omologato also has partnerships with a number of Grand Prix circuits, including ones that have historically hosted both F1 and MotoGP events.

PETER RATCLIFFE LEGENDS IN TIME

F1 Involvement
Stirling Moss

MotoGP Involvement
Giacomo Agostini

Quick Note
Company founder Peter Ratcliffe has also worked with Emerson Fittipaldi on a watch that was ultimately never released.

Scalfaro

F1 Involvement
John Surtees

MotoGP Involvement
John Surtees

Quick Note
In their Surtees signature piece, Scalfaro has gone the extra mile to integrate parts from both the British racer’s 1960 MV Agusta and 1964 Ferrari.

S.U.F Helsinki

F1 Involvement
Valtteri Bottas

MotoGP Involvement
Jarno Saarinen, Mika Kallio

Quick Note
Founder Stepan Sarpaneva has also worked with Bottas through his first brand, Sarpeneva Watches.

TW Steel

F1 Involvement
Damon Hill, Nigel Mansell, Emerson Fittipaldi, David Coulthard, Eddie Jordan, Renault F1, Sahara Force India

MotoGP Involvement
Valentino Rossi, Mick Doohan, Yamaha Factory Racing MotoGP

Quick Note
TW Steel have also been announced as a partner of the Isle of Man TT, which until 1976 was part of the FIM Motorcycle Grand Prix World Championship.

Tissot

F1 Involvement
Loris Kessel, Team Renault Alpine, Lotus Team, Sauber Mercedes

MotoGP Involvement
Official Timekeeper of MotoGP, Nicky Hayden, Jorge Lorenzo, Marc Marquez, Thomas Lüthi, Tito Rabat, Bradley Smith, Stefan Bradl

Quick Note
While not strictly related to F1 anymore, Tissot also has had a partnership with Kessel Classics and Kessel Racing which are both owned by the family of Loris Kessel.

These watch brands have all established a connection to both F1 and MotoGP, whether through sponsorships, special edition or co-branded models, or even through an Official Timekeeper role. To learn about watch companies that have been affiliated with either series, explore our complete list of brands.