Investing in Luxury Goods

Splint Invest app showing fractional ownership of securely stored art, wine, watches, trading cards and classic cars.

Splint Invest Review 2026: Fees, Returns and Alternative-Asset Risks

Updated: September 2, 2026. Splint Invest makes art, whisky, watches, trading cards and other expensive collectibles available from €50. That low entry point sounds attractive. However, it tells investors almost nothing about the quality of the investment. Splint Invest charges an initial platform fee of between 4% and 10%. Most assets produce no regular income.

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Elephantsclub Review 2026 hero image featuring a luxury watch and the Splint Invest acquisition

Elephantsclub Review 2026: What Happened After the Splint Invest Acquisition?

Elephantsclub once offered an unusual way to invest in luxury watches. Instead of buying an entire Rolex or Patek Philippe, investors could purchase a fraction of one. The platform sourced valuable watches, divided the investment between several users and managed the physical asset. However, Elephantsclub no longer operates as the main route for new investments.

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