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Inside BTS Suga’s watch collection of exquisite timepieces

BTS rapper Suga’s luxury watch collection will definitely leave you in awe. From Audemars Piguet to Patek Philippe, here’s a look at the timepieces.

Being the richest K-pop band in the world, it comes as little surprise that the members of BTS own luxury assets not many can afford. From lavish mansions to private jets, they enjoy almost all the riches money can buy. Even then, whenever we talk of the boy band’s wealth, we cannot help but refer to their unmatched fashion sense and all the elegant accessories they carry. Among the accessories, people are most interested in the collection of watches of the BTS members. Like the rest of BTS members, Min Yoon-gi — popularly known as Suga and Agust D — has a penchant for elegant luxury watches and his watch collection is enviable.

While he is known to reap the benefits of being a rich pop culture figure, the Korean rapper is also an ardent philanthropist. Time and again, he has donated to children’s charities. As the world celebrates BTS and stays hooked to their songs, we turn our attention to Suga and take a moment to marvel at his impeccable collection of luxury watches whilst taking a look at their prices.

Here’s a peek at BTS rapper Suga’s luxury watch collection

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Self-Winding Automatic

Suga watch collection
Picture Credits: Audemars Piguet

Price: USD 40,590 (INR 33 lakh approx.)

The costliest watch in Suga’s collection, the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Self-Winding Automatic is as timeless as the rapper himself. While the celebrated Royal Oak lineup comes in a myriad of shapes, shades and sizes, the one owned by the Korean rapper sports a 37-millimetre dial with rectangular markers in place of Roman or Arabic numerals.

The timepiece, with its characteristic octagonal bezel and integrated bracelet made of industrial steel, is a bold mark of luxury. Under the hood, the watch comes with Audemars Piguet’s in-house calibre 5900, which is a self-winding automatic movement. Each winding of the watch offers a power reserve of up to 60 hours.

In terms of durability, the watch is water resistant up to 50 metres. Additionally, the silver-toned “Grande Tapisserie” dial is protected by a scratchproof sapphire crystal.

Patek Philippe Ellipse

Suga watch collection
Picture Credits: Patek Philippe

Price: USD 36,900 (INR 30 lakh approx.)

An exquisite timepiece, the Patek Philippe Ellipse 5738R celebrated the 50th anniversary of the timeless Golden Ellipse model. The case of this watch is made of 18-carat rose gold, as are the hour markers and the hands on the ebony black sunburst dial.

The crown of the watch comes with an onyx gemstone. This timepiece comes with a shiny black alligator strap with square scales and a prong buckle. Under the hood, the watch is fitted with Patek Philippe’s in-house ultra-thin self-winding mechanical movement calibre 240.

A dress watch fit for all purposes, this Patek Philippe timepiece finds a place in Suga’s collection as it matches his bold and elegant personality.

Samsung Galaxy Watch 6

Suga watch collection
Picture Credits: Amritanshu Mukherjee/Augustman

Price: USD 530 (INR 44K approx.)

Like his fellow band member Jungkook, Suga has also featured in Samsung’s advertisements, particularly in the Korean market. The tech brand gave the Korean rapper a Galaxy Watch 6.

Offering peak user experience, the Galaxy Watch 6 was touted by many as the ‘best smartwatch money can buy’ at the time of its release. The 47-millimetre dial comes with a 1.5-inch AMOLED display. The watch houses Samsung’s in-house Exynos W930 chipset and runs on One UI 5 Watch based on Google’s Wear OS 4. It comes with a 2 GB RAM and 16 GB of internal storage.

Fitted with all the fitness and health-monitoring sensors such as the BioActive Sensor (for measuring heart rate and electrical heart signal), Temperature sensor and Accelerometer (among others), the Galaxy Watch 6 is an industry-leading smartwatch. To top it off, it comes with a big 425 mAh battery and a comfortable silicon strap.

Casio G-Shock Classic GA-110GB-1A

Suga watch collection
Picture Credits: Casio

Price: USD 165 (INR 13K approx.)

Rounding off Suga’s watch collection is the timeless Casio G-Shock Classic GA-110GB-1A. Known for its durability and endurance, the G-Shock series is preferred by many for hardcore sports as a performance watch.

Like many in the G-Shock lineup, the body of this particular variant is made of resin. The band, too, is made of resin, which enables the watch to be shock-resistant. The watch is powered by a quartz movement, which means that it runs on a battery instead of the winding movements found in most high-end analogue luxury watches. And that is not a bad thing — on the contrary, quartz movement is known to offer better precision in timekeeping when compared to its mechanical counterparts.

The battery of the watch has an average life of two years. The dial is protected by scratchproof mineral glass. In addition. the watch is water resistant up to 200 metres. This timepiece, which sports a black and gold dual-tone colour scheme, is ideal for a funky yet dapper look.

Hero Image: Courtesy SUGA of BTS 민윤기/Instagram and Patek Philippe; Featured Image: Courtesy SUGA of BTS 민윤기

This story first appeared on Augustman India..

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

– Which is the most expensive watch owned by BTS rapper Suga? 
The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Self-Winding Automatic is the most expensive watch in Suga’s collection.

Inside BTS Suga’s watch collection of exquisite timepieces

Uddipta writes about sports and watches besides occasionally venturing into the world of automobiles and technology. He was associated with the Indian Express in the capacity of a sub-editor at their Lifestyle desk. A journalism and mass communication student from Xavier Institute of Communications, Mumbai, Uddipta devotes most of his leisure time to photography and filmmaking. He has contributed photographs to Vogue Italia and several exhibits, and has directed award-winning short films screened at film festivals in India and abroad.

   
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