>They're going to put this conversation in a chapter about motivated reasoning someday. It's hilarious that you're so invested in this that you resort to attac

>They're going to put this conversation in a chapter about motivated reasoning someday. It's hilarious that you're so invested in this that you resort to attacking my character. >they switched to open casebacks, an anti-counterfeiting measure that is used across the industry I would assume that open casebacks are used because they look cool, not to prevent counterfeiting. >"Counterfeiting costs the watchmaking industry billions each year." >- Nick Hayek, CEO of the Swatch Group. I think this is bullshit, I doubt you can find any data that would support this claim. I can't. I'd bet he just took some estimate of replica industry total revenue and decided that's how much it costs the legit watchmaking industry.