Arcangel — watch collection

About Arcangel’s watch collection

Arcangel — born Austin Agustín Santos in New York City to Puerto Rican parents — is one of the most influential figures in reggaeton and Latin trap. Rising through the early 2000s underground scene, he built his name through raw lyricism and a prolific output that few in the genre could match. His discography includes collaborations with Bad Bunny, Cardi B, Ozuna, and Farruko, and his reach extends well beyond Puerto Rico into Latin America, Spain, and the broader global Spanish-language market. He has remained a consistent chart presence across multiple generations of urban Latin music, adapting his style as the genre evolved without losing the street credibility that defined his early career.

When it comes to watches, Arcangel gravitates firmly toward Richard Mille, the Swiss brand that has cultivated perhaps the strongest foothold of any luxury watchmaker within the Latin music and hip-hop worlds. The Arcangel watch collection, as documented in our sightings database, centers on the Richard Mille RM011 — and not just one version of it. He has been photographed wearing two distinct RM011 variants simultaneously: the titanium 'Spa Classic' and the titanium-and-rose-gold 'Red Demon.' Both references sit within Richard Mille's flagship flyback chronograph line, introduced in 2007 and built around the in-house calibre RMAC2, a movement developed in partnership with Audemars Piguet Renaud & Papi. The RMAC2 delivers a flyback function alongside an annual calendar, making the RM011 one of the more technically layered pieces in the brand's catalog.

Wearing two RM011s at once is less a casual flex and more a collector's move — it signals familiarity with specific references rather than just the brand name. The 'Spa Classic' and 'Red Demon' are both limited editions tied to motorsport partnerships, which adds a layer of intentionality to the pairing. For a performer of Arcangel's generation, Richard Mille functions as both a cultural marker and a genuine collecting pursuit, and his choice of two technically complex variants over simpler trophy pieces suggests his engagement with the brand goes beyond surface-level recognition.