Will someone own a $150,000 Rolex watch today? LG won the championship, MVP won the title

The Daytona Leopard, a top-of-the-line Rolex wristwatch that will be awarded to the MVP if the LG Twins win the Korean Series. It was purchased by the late Chairman Koo Bon-moo in 1998 for 80 million won at the time.

Maybe the watch of the 13th night dream will visit the protagonist’s wrist.

The Daytona Leopard is a Rolex watch that the late LG Group Chairman Koo Bon-moo, who was passionate about baseball, bought for 80 million won in 1998 on a business trip abroad, promising to give it to the MVP if the LG Twins won the Korean Series. Only a few people in the LG Group have seen the actual watch, and it is enshrined in a safe deep in the LG Twins’ office in Jamsil Stadium.

The Daytona Leopard could make an appearance on the evening of the 13th.

LG, which is 3-1 and just one win away from its first Korean Series title in 29 years, will host KT in Game 5 at 6:30 p.m. in Jamsil.

After dropping Game 1, LG bounced back in Game 4 with a blood-curdling Game 2 and Game 3.

The general consensus among baseball experts is that the atmosphere is favorable for the LG Twins, as KT Wiz, who have played five games in the playoffs, are feeling the physical strain of the Korean Series.

If LG defeats KT in Game 5 and wins the championship, the MVP will be one of LG’s players.

The MVP will receive the trophy, the championship ring, 카지노사이트랭크 and the dream Daytona Leopard on their wrist.

The Daytona Leopard features a leopard print on a leather strap with a golden background, the royal color.

The indexes (numerals or markers that tell the time) are set with eight diamonds, and the lugs that connect the watch case to the strap contain 48 diamonds.

The watch is framed by 36 orange sapphires, and the case is 18K gold.

The Daytona Leopard, which debuted in 1963, is now discontinued and is currently fetching between $120,000 and $160,000 on the secondary market, although very few of these watches are actually sold and purchased.

It is believed that the Daytona Leopard in the LG Twins’ vault is in mint condition, never worn, and could fetch at least $150 million.

Any athlete who receives the legendary watch will likely have the nerve not to wear it on a regular basis, and will likely keep it deep in their closet or in a bank vault. 섯다