Inspired by the speed, precision and innovation of MotoGP, this timepiece fuses racing aesthetics with Swiss watchmaking mastery, making it an irresistible proposition for collectors and motorsport devotees alike

Tissot MotoGP Collection: Official Racing Timepiece For Speed Enthusiasts

Inspired by the speed, precision and innovation of MotoGP, this timepiece fuses racing aesthetics with Swiss watchmaking mastery, making it an irresistible proposition for collectors and motorsport devotees alike

28 February 2026 11:11 AM

In the rarefied realm of modern sport, few championships have scaled the heights of global influence and technological sophistication quite like MotoGP. What began as a daring contest of speed and stamina has evolved into a worldwide spectacle defined by engineering brilliance, aerodynamic precision and razor-sharp strategy, drawing millions of devoted fans across continents who are captivated by the intoxicating ballet of lean angles, blistering straights and finishes decided by the slimmest slivers of time. In this uncompromising arena, milliseconds are monumental and precision is paramount, and it is within this crucible of exactitude that Tissot assumes a role of profound significance as the Official Timekeeper and steadfast timepiece partner of the championship. Entrusted with capturing every heartbeat of the race, Tissot deploys advanced timing technologies capable of measuring to astonishing degrees of accuracy, ensuring that every overtake, pole position and podium is recorded with unimpeachable fidelity, reinforcing a philosophy where precision is not ornamental but essential. This partnership is not merely ceremonial but deeply symbiotic, uniting the relentless pursuit of speed with the disciplined artistry of Swiss horology. The synergy finds tangible expression in the Tissot MotoGP Collection, a range conceived as an authentic extension of the racetrack’s spirit.

Tissot T-Race MotoGP Automatic Chronograph

The Tissot T-Race MotoGP Automatic Chronograph Limited Edition

The Tissot T-Race MotoGP Automatic Chronograph Limited Edition makes an unapologetically bold statement from the very first glance, beginning with its commanding 45mm stainless steel case, measuring 14.79mm in thickness and engineered for both resilience and wrist presence. The case architecture draws direct inspiration from the racetrack, with engine cooling fin details integrated along the flanks and chronograph pushers styled to echo brake calipers, reinforcing the mechanical theatre of MotoGP.

cooling fin details integrated along the flanks and

The black PVD coated bezel is crowned with a forged carbon insert, a lightweight, high tech material synonymous with elite performance engineering, and hosts a tachymeter scale that underscores the watch’s timing pedigree. The crown, robust and tactile, ensures assured handling, while the overall construction balances durability with aerodynamic flair.

On the dial side, the skeletonised layout reveals the intricate workings of the Valjoux A05.951 automatic chronograph movement, allowing the wearer to admire the mechanics that drive the watch. Super Luminova accents and black nickel hands ensure optimal legibility, while a vivid red central seconds hand injects a surge of racing energy. The chronograph configuration features a 60 minute counter at 9 o’clock, a 30 minute counter at 3 o’clock and a 12 hour counter indicated by a small hand with a discreet 12 marker at 6 o’clock, all arranged for intuitive readability.

Turn the watch over and the skeleton caseback offers a further view of the oscillating weight in motion

Turn the watch over and the skeleton caseback offers a further view of the oscillating weight in motion, accompanied by the engraved MotoGP logo and the individual serial number marking each piece as one of just 2026 produced. Secured to the wrist with a rubber strap that echoes the texture of racing tyres and delivered in distinctive helmet inspired packaging, this limited edition channels authentic motorsport DNA in every meticulously considered detail.

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