168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton was spotted debuting a luxury Richard Mille watch on his Ferrari F1 debut.

While attention was understandably focused on Hamilton’s first test drive of a Ferrari car at a foggy, damp Fiorano 𝓰on Wednesday, ea❀gle-eyed onlookers would have noticed the seven-time world champion’s newest addition to his left wrist.

Hamilton previously wore IWC timepieces during his Mercedes days but🌊 Ferrari’s partnership with Swiss watchmaker Richard Mille has resulted in a switch up for the 40-year-old Briton.

Hamilton was spotted wearing a red (rather fittingly) RM67-02 ‘Italy’ automatic extra flat edition on his wrist. The case is made from layered sheets of carbon fibre, given it both a sophistic♏ated and hi-tech finish.

The watch, which was released in 2024, retails at just under £300,000 and is the lightest in the Richard Mille collectiꦉon.

Hamilton’s new teammate 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Charles Leclerc has been seen weari🦹ng the🔯 RM67-02 on his wrists over the past four years.

Hamilton will wear more Rich🌊ard Mille timepieces over the course of his debut season with Ferr🥂ari this year, having completed a blockbuster switch from Mercedes - the biggest driver transfer in F1 history.

Meanwhile, F1 announced earli⭕er this month that luxury watch brand TAG Heuer will return as the world cham𓂃pionship’s official timekeeper from 2025, taking over from Rolex.

The move comes as part of F1’s 10-year deal wꩵith LVMH that will bring a number of its luxury brands to the sport. The partnership with F1 owner Liberty Media is reportedly worth as much as $1 billion.