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...it's only a matter of time before WWW is contacted by Richmont Group/IWC for using their well known pilots dial...
Well, first: Congrats on this cool pilot! I'm late on this because I was gone on the job when this post appeared apparently...
Second: About your note Oscar, I don't contest but I thought that this design was inspired from WW2 era pilot watches and not specialy affiliated to IWC as there was other German fabricants who was using those dials...Do I mistake?
If so, how IWC or Richmont Group can appropriate themself this type of dial or case as a registered design, in front of any law?
Even they get it as they want in the US, Richmont is not really threaten by American "copies". The Asian market is the one to fear and they ridiculously fight little trades on the wrong soil...
Because that's apparently everything they can do: Using American laws on American soil and thinking that they fight a world wide matterhammer.gif
Correct me if I'm wrong.
Thanks.