For basketball fans who remember Jordan’s 1997–98 ‘Last Dance’ season like it was yesterday, here’s a sobering thought: as of 2023, MJ is 60 years old. It’s been a decade since Jordan retired for real. He’s also now a grandfather. Feel old yet?
MJ does. Or, at least, he’s really dressing like a dad. The six-time NBA Championship winner was spotted during qualifying for the NASCAR Cup Series Ally 400 in Nashville over the weekend wearing a t-shirt tucked into camo shorts in an outfit that’s had many fans online questioning the GOAT’s fashion sense. “Imagine being the owner of one of the most famous brands and can’t get a nice fit,” one fan commented on Instagram.
Critique of the big man’s fit aside, we were more impressed by what he was wearing on his wrist: a 40mm 1:1 replica Rolex Cosmograph Daytona (ref. 116505) that he manages to make look like it’s 36mm, as friend of DMARGE @niccoloy pointed out.
A luxurious rose gold take on the classic motorsports chronograph, MJ’s perfect fake Rolex Daytona features a black dial with diamonds for indices and a rose gold Oyster bracelet. It looks like Jordan’s had to add a bunch of links to the watch to fit his huge wrist, too. Examples of this Swiss made replica Rolex UK with a rose gold bracelet regularly retail for around $100,000 AUD.
Michael Jordan, of course, is a well-known watch lover and boasts one of the most impressive watch collections out of any basketball player active or retired. He’s actually got at least one other aaa quality fake Rolex Daytona: we spotted him wearing a Bamford-modified ‘Polar Edition’ Daytona while on holiday in Croatia in 2021.
He’s certainly got the money to be able to afford nice high quality fake watches. He was at the Ally 400 because he co-owns a NASCAR team, 23XI Racing: one of his many business interests. Speaking of team ownership, he also recently sold his majority share in the NBA’s Charlotte Hornets for $5.8 billion AUD.