Not just music: Karan Aujla’s Rs 4.2 crore watch became the biggest flex at his Delhi concert

When Karan Aujla took over the stage in Delhi, fans expected to dance to his chart-topping hits with high-voltage energy. Well, they got every bit of it, with his signature swagger and something more. What the audience didn’t expect was a Rs 4.2 crore luxury watch casually wrapped around his wrist, gleaming under the concert lights.

This timepiece soon became the most talked-about accessory of the night, and since then, fans can’t stop talking about it. He wore the Richard Mille RM 65-01 Automatic Split-Seconds Chronograph, which is a collector’s holy grail from Richard Mille.

This timepiece is known in watch circles as a racing machine for the wrist and merges engineering with maximalist edge. Crafted from ultra-light Carbon TPT, the outer case looks almost sculpted and is layered with straws, which feels architectural.



The aesthetics look natural, and unlike the usual chronographs, the split-seconds complication allows time intervals to be measured simultaneously, features typically found in motorsport pieces. So, on stage, it felt perfect for an artist who isn’t going to slow down and is here to stay.

It looked perfect with his all-black choice of clothing, where he understood the meaning of 'flex' and did not bother to push the colour code but still went on to write history with his appearance. Under the lights, and amidst almost 72,000 people, this small detail managed to capture everyone’s attention and did not for once feel like jewellery but more like kinetic art.


In the world of Punjabi and global pop culture, expensive timepieces have now become more than just another accessory. They are an epitome of investment and an identity marker. With this stunning piece, Karan Aujla has given us a hint that it’s just the start, and we'd better get ready to witness the creation of an empire.