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>One someones buy a fake watch, he is not buying the real one, so is there a win-win to everybody here? I would think that this is extremely uncommon. I think
by ryanlol 8y ago
>One someones buy a fake watch, he is not buying the real one, so is there a win-win to everybody here?
I would think that this is extremely uncommon. I think the following scenario is more likely:
"X buys fake watch, X likes fake watch, X buys the real watch"
>who is the owner of the design?
The whole fake/not-fake thing usually has very little to do with the actual design of the watch, but the branding.
- SamReidHughes 8y agoYou're wrong, they infiltrate the supply chain, and catch unsuspecting consumers trying to buy the real thing. There are fakes all over chrono24, fake SARB017's recently found on Amazon, and there are a ton of fake Casio F-91W's.
- masonic 8y ago"X buys fake watch, X likes fake watch, X buys the real watch" This explains all those people you see wearing two watches.