Thai tourist claims $305,000 Richard Mille watch stolen in Southeast Asia’s safest city

She also revealed that she was “not surrounded by tourists or the F1 crowd” at the time of the incident, Must Share News reported.

Chotivichit, 33, who has over 450,000 followers on Instagram and 118,000 followers on TikTok, said in the clip that she “never imagined such an incident could happen, especially in Singapore — a country I’ve long admired and considered one of the safest places in the world.”

The stolen watch is a Richard Mille RM 07-01 model, featuring a red central dial set with diamonds on its bezel and a white crocodile leather strap, she said.

Police confirmed that a report had been filed and that investigations are ongoing.

Chotivichit also appealed to the public for help: “I would deeply appreciate it if anyone who witnessed suspicious activity or has relevant information could come forward.”

“It’s been over a month already, and we still can’t find the watch,” she told Must Share News.

Last month, a tourist from Taiwan reported that S$3,000 (US$2,300) had been stolen from his hotel room in Sentosa, warning visitors to exercise caution while in Singapore.

Singapore, known for its strict laws and low crime rates, was named the safest country in Southeast Asia in March, according to Numbeo, the world’s largest database of user-contributed data.