Move over the Benson Boone outfit, Mark Zuckerberg sported a $1.3 million Rolex at wife's birthday celebration

Mark Zuckerberg is owning up his colors and quirks!
The Facebook CEO wanted to do some ‘beautiful things’ for his wife Priscilla Chan on her 40th birthday, as he rightly pointed out, "Your wife only turns 40 once!"
However, not only Mark set the floor on fire with his Benson Boone performance, he also did so while sporting a Rolex watch loaded with diamonds and gold!

Zuckerberg revealed that he surprised his wife, Priscilla Chan, at a blowout party by performing in the same eyebrow-raising jumpsuit that Benson Boone rocked at the 2025 Grammy Awards.
During the celebration, the Facebook founder took to the stage and stripped out of his black-tie attire, tearing away his pants and exposing the chest-baring blue costume underneath. The tech giant then grabbed the mic and jumped on top of the piano before hopping off and serenading Chan in front of the ballroom of guests, as seen in a clip set to Boone's song "Sorry I'm Here For Someone Else."

Sharing the video on Instagram, Zuckerberg wrote, "Your wife only turns 40 once!" He also added, "Shoutout to @bensonboone for the jumpsuit and new single."
However, the Grammy performer had a cheeky response to Mark’s shoutout, as he commented on the post, "I hope his nuts are okay. That thing is so tight."
The video has racked up more than 16 million views. Amidst a chunk of reactions, one internet user wrote, “I hope my midlife crisis is half as good as Zucks.” Another user said, “Great now my wife wants me to do this for her birthday lol thanks Mark.”


Although Mark’s Benson Boone outfit stole most of the attention, his million-dollar watch didn’t go unnoticed. Over the years, Zuckerberg has shown an increasing passion for high-end timepieces, particularly rare and vintage models.
His latest choice, which he sported at his wife’s birthday celebration, is the Rolex Cosmograph Daytona reference 6269, one of the rarest and most exclusive Daytonas ever produced. Only 8 to 10 examples are believed to exist, commanding a price of around $1.3 million in the secondary market.
The Rolex reference 6269, often dubbed the “Jack of Diamonds,” is an extraordinary timepiece. Manufactured in the mid-1980s, it was one of the first Rolex Daytonas to be factory-set with diamonds, making it a groundbreaking piece in the brand’s history.

Originally produced in very limited numbers, the 6269 and its baguette-diamond counterpart, the reference 6270, were considered “off-catalog” Rolex creations, meaning they were made for select clients rather than general retail.
Zuckerberg, who has been long known for his minimalist fashion sense, flaunting this ultra-exclusive watch underscores his newfound appreciation for fine luxury and vintage pieces - which isn’t limited to just any Rolex, but the rarest of the rare.