Sadhguru — watch collection

About Sadhguru’s watch collection

Sadhguru, born Jaggi Vasudev, is an Indian yogi, mystic, and entrepreneur who founded the Isha Foundation in 1992. Based in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, the nonprofit runs one of the largest volunteer-driven organisations in the world, spanning yoga programs, ecological initiatives, and rural outreach across more than 150 countries. He is a New York Times bestselling author, a United Nations speaker, and a recipient of the Padma Vibhushan — India's second-highest civilian honour — awarded in 2017. Beyond his spiritual work, Sadhguru has become a prominent public intellectual and entrepreneur, driving large-scale projects such as Rally for Rivers and Cauvery Calling, which aim to restore India's river ecosystems through large-scale tree planting campaigns.

The Sadhguru watch collection, as documented through public appearances and photography, reflects a preference for Swiss watches that carry substance alongside their pedigree. The one confirmed sighting in our database shows him wearing a Cartier Pasha Seatimer in stainless steel, reference W31077U2. The Pasha Seatimer occupies an interesting position within the Cartier catalogue — it is built around a 40 mm stainless steel case rated to 100 metres of water resistance, which gives it considerably more practical credentials than the standard Pasha de Cartier dress variants. The black dial features bold Roman numerals, luminous hands, and a date window, all set behind a screwed crown protector — a design detail that became a signature of the Pasha line when it was introduced in the 1980s.

Choosing the Seatimer over the more ornate iterations of the same family suggests a deliberate lean toward utility rather than decoration. For someone who spends considerable time outdoors — leading motorcycle rallies, visiting remote project sites, and travelling extensively — a sport-capable Cartier makes practical sense without abandoning the marque's jewellery-house roots. It is a considered choice, and one that sits coherently with the broader image Sadhguru projects: refined but not ostentatious.