A Stock Market for Rolexes Means It’s Always Time to Buy

The world's first 'stock market of things' adds luxury watches

October 11, 2017 9:00 am

When we last checked in on StockX, the upstart company was making its name as a collectible sneakers marketplace that operated much like the stock market, with prices fluctuating higher and lower based on bids and asks. And all built around a model of authenticity and transparency.

Since then, they’ve added a few new categories and features, including:

  • Watches. If you’re looking for, say, a vintage Rolex Submariner or Omega Seamaster, this is another great option for buyers and sellers. Plus, they have a weekly watch blog (“The Cultivated Wrist”) that offers curated lists of sport, dress and historical timepieces available for purchase. New sign-ups get $100 off their first purchase.
  • Handbags. Admittedly not our scene, but here’s someone’s chance to pick up some hard-to-find Louis Vuitton, Hermes, Chanel and Gucci bags.
  • Just this month, they launched the StockX Sneaker Scoreboard, a Top 10 “snapshot” of the sneaker market, ranked in order of overall trade volume.

Next up? We suggest the finest luxury investment you can currently make: wine.

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