Even with millions of dollars in their bank accounts, Shark Tank stars have to budget for certain items.
Take Mark Cuban, for example, who exclusively told E! News that fans “won’t see me splurge on a watch.”
“When I sold my first company when I was 29, the only watch I ever owned was one my dad gave to me,” the Dallas Mavericks co-owner shared ahead of the ABC show’s 16 season, which will be his last. “I took it off and I put it aside and I said, ‘Now that I’ve sold my company, I never have to work on anybody’s else’s time, so I’m never going to wear a watch again.'”
Likewise, guest shark Rashaun Williams isn’t willing to open his wallet for wristwatches.
“I bought one watch in my entire life,” the venture capitalist said of his Jacob & Co. timepiece. “I was working on Wall Street at Goldman Sachs and paid 25 grand for it, and it was worth zero dollars two years later when Jacob [Arabo] got arrested.”
