Progression takes center stage at Swatch Nines

Get ready for an all-new year of Swatch Nines, from snow to bike to surf to skate, as world-class athletes come together in one-of-a-kind settings built for progression, creativity and pure self-expression.

Swatch Nines Bike 2026

After a standout debut in Asia, Swatch Nines heads to Sölden, Austria for Swatch Nines Bike 2026. Running from 15 to 20 June, the event is set to bring MTB and BMX together on one groundbreaking course at the iconic Bike Republic Sölden.

Public days

The event will be open to fans across two Public Days on June 18 and 20, 2026 where they can catch all the action and get their hands on the latest watch designs.

Stacked athlete lineup

Swatch Nines Bike will feature a standout roster of elite athletes who will be sending it on the unique course imagined and shaped by riders including Swatch Proteam athletes Erik Fedko, Kevin Peraza and Sam Pilgrim.

Swatch Nines Snow 2026 - a landmark first

Swatch Nines for 2026 has officially carved its mark in the snow, launching the first chapter of its exciting three-part sports series built around progression, with a historic debut in Asia.

Held between 6 and 11 April, in Niseko Tokyu Grand HIRAFU, one of Japan’s largest and most diverse ski resorts, the event will be remembered as one of the standout editions.

Event highlights

Sitskier Jay Rawe (SKI, USA), who stomped a never-been-done flair on the quarterpipe.

Kaishu and Ayumu Hirano (SNB, JPN), Takeru Otsuka (SNB, JPN), Miyabi Onitsuka (SNB, JPN), Hiroto Ogiwara (SNB, JPN) and others lighting up the course with a blend of technicality and effortless style.

Max Moffatt (SKI, CAN), Elena Gaskell (SKI, CAN) and Jesper Tjäder (SKI, SWE) unlocking creative lines and delivering clean hits throughout the sessions.

Huge triple corks on the jump from Hiroto Ogiwara (SNB, JPN), Dylan Deschamps (SKI, CAN) and Lucas Ball (SKI, NZL).

Kaishu Hirano (SNB, JPN) sending a gorgeous McTwist Method on his signature quarterpipe feature.

Genre-bending trampoline stuntsmanship from Jesper Tjäder (SKI, SWE) and Lane Weaver (SNB, CAN).

Elena Gaskell (SKI, CAN) serving up a 1080 Mute and Cool Wakushima (SNB, NZL) landing a Back 900 Mute on the main jump.