Not Ordinary Items! KPK Trains Watch Employees To Luxury Bags Confiscated By Corruptors

KPK employees while providing training on treating confiscated goods. VOI/Wardhany Tsa Tsia.

JAKARTA The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has taken strategic steps to maintain the value of confiscated goods from corruptors. Through the Directorate of Asset Tracking, Goods Management, and Execution (Labuksi), the KPK held special training on luxury asset maintenance for its employees.

The Director of Labuksi KPK, Mungki Hadipratiko, emphasized the importance of this training to avoid state losses.

"Changes in the value of assets, starting from movable goods and others, need to be considered so that we can maintain the value of the goods," said Mungki in his official statement, quoted Friday, November 5, 2025.

This intensive training will be held for three days, on December 1-3. According to Mungki, if the assets are not properly maintained, the value will drop drastically so that it has the potential to harm state finances.

Luxury Materials: Watch Authentication To Branded Bags

This training is no joke. On the first day, Labuksi employees were equipped with maintenance techniques for valuable assets such as luxury watches. Sources from Time International provide technical material on identification, authentication, to a working system of quartz and mechanical watches.

Not only that, participants were also trained specifically on how to care for and store luxury bags by French special fashion experts, including premium branded goods such as Louis Vuitton, Hermes, to Chanel.

Then, on the second day, the material turned to the management of precious metals and precious stones along with jewelry practitioners from PT Pegadaian. Labuksi employees are equipped with purity level assessment material, industry standard measurements using color parameters, clarification, cut, and carat (4C), to valuable value estimation techniques. They were also introduced to the introduction of property assets from the State Asset Management Institute (LMAN).

Vehicle Inspection And Competency Test

The training closes with the briefing and direct practice of motor vehicle inspection, which is also a high-value asset in handling corruption.

After the entire training series is complete, the participants are required to take the exam. This test aims to measure the level of understanding and achievement of competence. "This evaluation is an important part to ensure employee readiness, in implementing asset management standards in a professional and accountable manner," concluded Mungki.