What time is it? Watches and horology

Gash watches but that is interesting and the case should be worth following.

If they contain non Rolex parts, I reckon they could be called fake. Who knows, they could have non Rolex movements, we genuinely don't know.

I saw a few of them in Barney's before it closed down. They were so so so so shit. It was such a shame to see.

I'm too tired to give this proper thought, but the resale element is surely the key here.

With your own property you are free to do as you please, but when you sell something it changes. I can't remember if there is a specific offence on counterfeiting in the UK, but on the general IP infringement it would seem unlikely to fly in the UK as someone with a clear brand identity based on offering modified watches isn't likely to make a consumer believe they're buying an authorised limited ed Rolex.

Taking a step back though, it makes you wonder, when viewed in conjunction with the rainbow Daytona, if Rolex are going to start some gash bespoke limited edition customisation service. They're probably hired Supreme's lead designer.