American rapper Travis Scott lit up the stage at the Grammys with more than just his fiery performance. His wrist was ablaze with the exclusive “Chocolate AP” Royal Oak by Audemars Piguet. This limited-edition masterpiece, a fusion of Scott’s record label Cactus Jack’s signature brown and Audemars Piguet’s horological prowess, boasts a 41mm case of brown ceramic and open-worked Calibre 5135 movement.

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Colombian singer Maluma, who was nominated for the pop album Don Juan, elevated his ensemble to stellar heights with Jacob & Co’s opulent Astronomia Tourbillon baguette in rose gold ruby watch adorning his wrist. It was just the right amount of bling for the star-studded event.

Jay-Z received the Dr Dre Global Impact Award in recognition of his immense influence on the music scene. In his powerful acceptance speech, he shone light on an oversight towards Black artists by the Grammys, pointing out that his wife, Beyoncé, has yet to receive the coveted Album of the Year award. On his wrist, Jay-Z sported the Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime 6300, distinguished by the sought-after Tiffany and Co stamp and a bezel encrusted with baguette-cut diamonds, a timepiece as impactful as his contributions to the industry.

American artist Jon Batiste, known for his soul-stirring hit I Need You, complemented his dapper Versace attire with a Vacheron Constantin Overseas Tourbillon at the Grammys. This timepiece added a final touch of sophistication to his already stylish ensemble.

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