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If you've spent $200 on two or three nice tops, perhaps with jewelled bottom (which would minimize friction), it seems a pretty natural progression to want an ideal surface to spin them rather than having them bounce around on a wood desk (where the grain will slow things down) or on a simple glass sheet (where they'll tend to wander off).
Not my "thing," but I'm finding it easy to see why someone might want it.
It seems silly for this to be categorized as "everyday carry"; this should be left on one's desk. Minor quibble...