$72,000 watch Michael Jordan wore in ‘the Last Dance’ shows how MJ flexes his $2.1 billion net worth
Michael Jordan is one of the richest men in the world. This is further amplified by his watch collection, which includes a $72,000 timepiece!
With a net worth of over $1.8 billion, Michael Jordan is by far the wealthiest athlete on planet earth. His vast amounts of wealth can be credited to his time as a professional player and his great business acumen.
The six-time NBA Champion has grown his portfolio thanks to numerous smart investments, business ventures, and of course mega endorsements.
Some of his biggest endorsements include Mcdonald’s, Chevrolet, Gatorade, and Nike. All of which have greatly helped him amass the money he has today.
Michael Jordan makes more money from endorsements alone ($130M/year) than any current athlete makes from salary+endorsements, including Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. pic.twitter.com/paJG88404c
— Basketball Forever (@Bballforeverfb) October 14, 2020
The $130 million he has earned from endorsements hasn’t gone to waste either. Especially considering the stellar watches he has been buying with it.
Michael Jordan has a brilliant $72,000 automatic skeleton face watch which he wore in the Last Dance
Being as rich as he is, there is no surprise that Michael Jordan has bought some pretty neat things with all that money.
From his ownership of the Charlotte Hornets to his $800 million mansions. MJ has it all and given his net worth, there is probably nothing he can’t afford.
One of the more interesting things he has spent his money on is his amazing watch collection. A collection that includes a $72,000 automatic skeleton watch with a band made out of actual Formula 1 tires. A beautiful Roger Dubuis Excalibur Spider Pirelli!
If there is one thing we can take from this, it is that His Airness has some great taste. Especially when it comes to what he puts on his wrist.
Also Read: 7’0, 300lb Shaquille O’Neal used hot water on Michael Jordan’s shoes to fit his size 23 feet
About the author
-
Nithin Joseph •
“Wanted to Spend Time With My Idol Michael Jordan!”: Spurs Legend Tony Parker Explained ‘Puzzling’ $5,000,000 Move to the Hornets
-
Samir Mehdi •
‘Lucky Danny Green missed THAT shot’: Jimmy Butler grateful to Lakers star for missing NBA Finals game winning shot vs Heat
-
Dylan Edenfield •
Who Won March Madness in 2024? What Were the Biggest Upsets
-
Nithin Joseph •
“Food’s Not Gonna Make Itself, Oh Damn!”: When Kobe Bryant Shared His Experience of Living by Himself at 18
-
Raahib Singh •
7ft Joel Embiid, Who Trash Talked Drake During 2022 Playoffs, Used Bar From ‘Rich Flex’ as Instagram Caption
-
Akash Murty •
“Growing up, I always watched LeBron James, so sharing the court with him was big to me”: Nuggets rookie Bones Hayland first destroys the Lakers then reveals his admiration for King James post-match
