This past weekend, Lewis Hamilton turned 39 years old, and he certainly did it in style.

What would you give the Formula One driver, though, if you were his friend or family member?

Considering how many upscale items he currently owns, this is certainly easier said than done.

Unquestionably, one of the Brits’ primary obsessions is fashion.

Lewis Hamilton enjoys using his wardrobe and the timepieces he wears on his wrists to show off his tastes and money.

His collection is reportedly valued at an astounding $680,000, the majority of which is derived from two clocks.

According to reports, Lewis Hamilton owns two Patek Philippe Nautilus watches, one in blue and the other in black, valued at $263,000 and $285,000.

However, it is reported that he possesses three additional IWC timepieces, each valued at more than $25,000.

Before the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in 2022, Supercar Blondie’s Alex Hirschi was made available by Lewis Hamilton, the ambassador for the IWC brand.

Lewis Hamilton is renowned for traveling to and from the racetrack with elegance in addition to his fashionable appearance on the track.

The seven-time world champion has a remarkable supercar collection.

Even though he sold his legendary Pagani Zonda, he still has three Ferraris valued at about $6.7 million and a Mercedes-AMG Project ONE for 2.7 million dollars.

In addition, he owns a $1.4 million replica of the 1967 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 from the motion picture “Gone With the Wind.”

But his extremely rare 1966 Shelby Cobra—which is reputedly valued at $5 million—is the gem of his collection.

Lewis Hamilton may no longer own his $20.9 million private Bombardier Challenger 605, but he still likes to unwind on his own yacht.

At more than ninety feet in length, the Sunseeker boat—which reportedly cost him $3.9 million—is ideal for the 103-time Grand Prix winner to unwind in luxury.

And he spends time at one of his stunning residences across the globe when he’s not lounging on his yacht.

The F1 legend has a property portfolio worth over $78 million, which includes residences in Monaco, London, Geneva, New York, and Colorado.

We’re not at all sorry for those who had to come up with a 39th birthday gift for Hamilton, considering his extensive wardrobe, outstanding automobile collection, and pocketbook full of amazing real estate.

Nevertheless, the best present he could ask for would be for his Mercedes team to build a vehicle good enough to challenge Max Verstappen for the championship in 2024.