Young K Talks Timepieces, Ten Years, and Timeless Music

DAY6's bassist Young K graces the digital cover of ARENA HOMME+ with a stylish watch collaboration and opens up about his musical journey ahead of the band's 10th anniversary.

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Young K Shines on ARENA HOMME+’s September Digital Cover

DAY6’s multitalented bassist and vocalist Young K just added a fresh title to his resume: fashion cover star. The musician fronts the September digital issue of ARENA HOMME+, where he blends timeless style with emotional storytelling through a striking watch brand collaboration.

First Watch, First Memories

In the accompanying interview, Young K reminisced about his first-ever watch—a Hamilton Jazzmaster—gifted by a college friend after landing their first job. “I used to treat them to meals all the time when I started working first,” he laughed. “It’s been some time since I got it, but I finally adjusted the strap recently. I still wear it proudly.”

The Fan Watch That Tells a Story

For long-time fans (known as ‘My Day’), there’s an emotional tie that goes deeper than just the music. One fan-favorite concert accessory is the “My Day Watch”—a symbol of support and connection. Young K even floated the idea of designing an official fan item with Hamilton. “It’d be meaningful as the first-ever cheer item made in collaboration with a watch brand. A leather strap could be fun, or imagine the MY DAY logo engraved into an existing Hamilton model,” he mused.

DAY6 at Ten: The Road to Stadiums

On September 7, DAY6 celebrates a decade since their debut. From humble beginnings to packing out massive venues like KSPO DOME, their rise hasn’t been overnight. Young K reflected, “Even when we weren’t getting attention, even during my military service—I made sure not to waste time. I know that once I let time pass meaninglessly, laziness takes over. So I lived with intention. That’s something I’m truly proud of.”

Music Is His Eternal Compass

Despite his varied pursuits, Young K is clear about one thing—he’s a musician through and through. “Maybe I won’t always feel like a good musician,” he admitted, “but at the very least, I want to be proud to call myself one. Even if I try other things, music will always be my profession—writing it, performing it, living it.”

You can catch more stunning visuals and the full interview in ARENA HOMME+’s September digital issue.

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