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Pink Gold has been used in watches way before Chris Aire/Solid21 was born and I would believe in order to win this lawsuit a composite break-down must be done on the watches/companies in question to prove it is the exact formula Solid 21 claims to be their patented "Red Gold"...maybe one of the engineers or metallurgists on the forum can chime in...
I know about the pink gold: This isn't new at all.
I saw on Rolex's side that they use the red gold and also Everose terms but only Aire registered this red-gold appellation: Wierd enough.
You may be right Oscar: They may just argue on the name and appellation at the end.
More to read here for better understanding:http://fashionentlaw.com/fashion-law/hollywood-jeweler-chris-aire-sues-louis-vuitton-rolex-swatch-et-al-for-trademark-infringement/