Logan Paul accuses airport staff of stealing watches worth $406,000

Logan Paul has accused airport staff of stealing watches worth US$300,000 (S$406,000).

The 29-year-old wrestler has been left reeling after a US$50,000 Audemars Piguet watch — which was a Christmas gift from his brother Jake Paul — and a US$250,000 Patek Philippe timepiece vanished from his luggage following a recent trip, and he has now pointed the finger at Transport Security Administration (TSA) staff and United Airlines staff.

Logan told his sibling in his latest YouTube vlog titled Fighting my Brother: "I have horrible news, Jake.

"The watch that you got me, it got stolen at the airport. I've reason to believe someone opened my bag during TSA and nabbed it out of there.

"I don't want to point any fingers, but those m************ definitely took it — allegedly in my opinion.

"It was actually two watches, Jake. The other one was a f****** $250,000 Patek."

The social media star warned those allegedly responsible for the theft that he would "pursue [them] to the fullest extent of justice".

He added: "You know what I can't make sense of, it got f****** stolen in an airport, there are cameras everywhere.

"Whoever was working at United [Airlines] that stole that s***, f*** you, I'm going to find you."

After Logan made his revelation, his 28-year-old sibling admitted he had also had an expensive watch go missing but had no idea what happened to it.

He said: "Yeah, the black Richard Mille. I paid $317,000, but it's worth like $550,000."

Logan questioned: "How did it get stolen?"

Jake replied: "I don't know where it got stolen from — I was in, like, six places in, like, three days.

"And then when I was finally in the last place, I went to go and put it on for dinner, and it had just gone.

"So, like, I don't know which one of the six places."

Logan was left at ease following Jake's relatable admission.

He admitted: "Your trauma makes me feel better."

TMZ reported that the matter is "currently under investigation" with United Airlines.

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