Chris Pratt Sported Top UK Fake Rolex Daytona Watches Online Courtside At Monday Night’s Lakers Game

Despite Chris Pratt being laid-back in terms of his style, the man sure does love his Swiss made Rolex replica watches. The Parks and Rec alum is an avid watch collector and can always be found sporting luxe wrist candy. While he usually flips between his Panerais, G-Shocks, and Cartiers, the actor decided to shake things up while watching as the Los Angeles Lakers took on the Golden State Warriors in Game 4 of the conference semifinals on Monday night. Sitting courtside at Crypto.com Arena, Pratt’s timepiece of choice appears to be none other than the UK cheap Rolex Daytona fake watches.

This 40 mm Oystersteel iteration of the iconic luxury replica Rolex watches, a watch that’s lusted over by collectors and newbies alike and turns 60 this year, sports an Oyster bracelet and a black Cerachrom bezel—inspired by the 1965 model with a similar insert—with an engraved tachymetric scale, able to measure speeds of up to 400 miles per hour.

The mechanical best Rolex copy watches’ white dial, meanwhile, is home to three sub-dials, meant to help track drivers map out their times with the upmost accuracy, along with snailed counters and 18-karat-gold applique hour markers and hands.

This new model of high quality Rolex Daytona replica watches will set you back a cool $15,100. The timepiece has overall been proven to be a popular choice amongst the stars. Celebrities such as Jay-Z, John Mayer, and Adam Levine have all been seen wearing some version of the steel Rolex super clone watches for sale.  

As mentioned, Pratt has been wearing some serious timepieces as of late. While on a press tour for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 in last month, the actor hit the red carpet wearing a purple suit paired with a Panerai Luminor Marina. That watch had a gold frame and burgundy alligator strap; a similar model costs $29,800. Ahead of his Super Mario Bros. premiere, Pratt was also spotted wearing another Panerai Luminor timepiece: the Equation of Time model, priced from $20,500.