Lewis Hamilton and Tom Brady are watching twins right now

Welcome to Clock of the weekwhere we’ll be tracking the rarest, wildest and most coveted watches spotted on celebrities.

Sir Lewis Hamilton has had an unusually slow start to this F1 season, but his off-track style continues to dominate the field mile by mile. In addition to winning the first Miami Grand Prix, some very large weekend races befitting the likes of Valentino, Fendi and Lous Vuitton (along with a bankruptcy protest over Formula 1’s attempt to crack down on jewelry), Hamilton’s watch cabinet remains in style with a rotating selection of timepieces from IWC, the official time sponsor of his Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula 1 team. While the brand’s signature aviator watch aesthetic was defined in the 1940s, it goes well with Hamilton’s signature matching watch suits in 2022, whether he’s in the running or not. Surf around the lawn or chase the birds in Miami Beach.

Lewis Hamilton and Tom Brady’s IWC Big Pilot’s Watches

After the weekend Grand Prix Miamiwhich includes guest appearances from Michael Jordan, David Beckham, Michelle Obama, Pharrell and (check notes) Michael Douglas, Hamilton hit the mark with fellow GOAT (and fellow IWC ambassador) Tom Brady to break some drives in support of Laureus Sport for Good Foundation. Hamilton and Brady, it turns out, have more in common than just their untouchable records. Both appear in versions of the IWC Big Pilot’s Watch TOP GUN Edition “Mojave Desert” in matching khaki ceramic, which works the same way with Hamilton’s golf suit as it does with a hot pink Valentino suit. his burns at the weekend.

Oscar Isaac’s Montblanc 1858

Oscar Isaac’s penchant for watches is as unconventional as his photographic film, with deep cuts as stylish as rose gold. Bulgari Octo Finissimo sitting next to classics like Cartier’s Française tank. Isaac’s latest versatile, the Montblanc 1858 Iced Sea Automatic, is Montblanc’s first dive watch and a fitting addition to Isaac’s eclectic bracelet jewelry rotation. Features a black glacier-inspired dial created using gratté-boisea traditional Swiss manual finishing technique, it’s so much more Card counting machine than Moonlight Knight.

Jimmy Butler’s TAG Heuer Autavia

Since it has no connection to Monaco’s Formula 1, or Carrera’s tie to the Porsche 911, TAG Heuer’s Autavia tends to be among the brand’s more restful models. It seems appropriate then Jimmy Butler, a man who understands the plight of the underdogs, wore this outfit to mark his second-round win over the Sixers, his former team. Inspired by vintage chronograph watches and equipped with a chronometer-certified flyback movement and scratch-resistant black DLC case, this is a low-curving key watch worthy of one of the stars. the lowest price of the tournament.

G-Shock GA100-1A1 by Erik Spoelstra

Beside the god of PJ Tucker sport shoes and Tyler Herro’s penchant for cho leather grooves and Breton stripes, Erik Spoelstra’s Wardrobe doesn’t really have much to comment on. But when your team is doing as well as Miami is doing right now, you can afford to wear a black polo and let your victory speak for itself. For anyone else looking for an under-the-radar watch that looks good with an all-black look (or anything else in your normal wardrobe), you can do a lot worse than that. with Spoelstra’s classic ana-digi G-. Shock.

George Russell’s IWC Pilot’s Watch

Joining the winning team in F1 history has its benefits — not just a seat in one of the fastest cars on the grid. Just before Mercedes-AMG Petronas driver finishing fifth at the Miami Grand Prix, official watch sponsor IWC marked the opportunity by giving the entire team their first team watch. The IWC Pilot’s Watch Chronograph 41 Edition “Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team” features a grade 5 titanium case, a black dial embellished with Petronas blue numerals, and a matching green rubber strap.