Hey everyone, this episode of the Smoking Tire podcast is brought to you by StockX. And you know what I've been getting into recently is watches, collecting watches over the last year. I've developed a bit of a collection. And the hardest thing about buying watches secondhand is you just can't trust anybody, especially on the internet. It's easily, easy to fake things, fake photographs and

stuff. And so if you're into watches and you want to buy them online, check out StockX.

Here's how it works. It is the first online stock market of things for high demand consumer

products, including sneakers, watches, and handbags. StockX connects buyers and sellers using the same methodology as the world's stock markets,

an anonymous live bid-ask market.

All products are physically authenticated by StockX.

Let me say that again.

All products are physically authenticated by StockX.

So if you buy something on the internet, the seller,

if you buy something on StockX, the seller will sell it, send it to StockX themselves. You then

send your money to StockX themselves. They have authenticators that make sure that what you're

getting is real, is exactly what you're paying for, and it's in the correct condition,

and then they send the seller their money, sends you your product. It works brilliantly. I've used it myself

as a customer. They also offer transparency of data, including real-time market pricing,

in-depth market analysis, individual portfolio tracking, historical sales and volume metrics,

so you know where the curves

are going on these high-value products. That means no stressing about shady buyers and sellers,

no lengthy descriptions, and no blurry pictures to decipher. All the watches are in excellent or better

condition. All you have to worry about is finding the watch you want and placing a bid you feel

comfortable with. StockX makes buying and selling watches online a lot better. Trust me, give it a

try yourself at stockX.com slash smoking. That's stockx.com slash smoking. This episode is also

brought to you by stamps.com. Listen, nowadays, you can get

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