The lives of NBA players are opulent. Because they get millions of dollars annually, they grow to appreciate a level of luxury that relatively few people worldwide can afford. Tyrese Haliburton has little trouble keeping up with the times as watches have become the main draw for wealthy individuals in recent years.
Actually, the 24-year-old once used his whole $200,000 salary to purchase an extremely rare watch that had long been his fantasy watch. Haliburton listed the items he couldn’t live without during an appearance on GQ Sports’ “10 Essentials” series one month ago.
The Pacers guard talked about his gaming setup, shoes, Bible, and jewelry before saying he couldn’t live without his watch and jewelry collection.
He had on a Cartier Crash on his wrist as they were recording the segment. Haliburton told how he came to purchase that watch. He said,
“I recently got into watches, over the last two years. So, I’ve got a Cartier Crash on right now. This is like my dream watch. After the in-season tournament, we got that little bonus, spent it all on this watch.”
The Lakers defeated the Pacers, who were the tournament’s finalists. The winning team’s players took home a total of $5000 000, while the runners-up took home $200,000 apiece.
Haliburton gained a nice outcome from that series even though he lost it. He displayed two of his gold and white gold brand necklaces, a Rolex, and another Cartier from his collection.
