i mean, there is supply, that supply is constrained artificially by Rolex itself. Since Rolex is just a non essential good, i don't really think it can be taken

i mean, there is supply, that supply is constrained artificially by Rolex itself. Since Rolex is just a non essential good, i don't really think it can be taken as example of how monopolies have distorted the economy. Now if you can make a case that water, wheat, bathroom paper or something of that kind is being artificially inflated, then yea that is a real problem.