That's making more sense to me Ken. I would probably be more confortable if I were buying a "Bolex" designed to look like a Rolex versus a watch specifically made to deceive one into believing it is the real deal. I believe the Hong Kong Sandoz does that by comparing itself to the Rolex in side-by-side pictures. They are saying our product "looks" like a Rolex but at a fraction of the cost. So if you like the look but can't afford the real thing consider our Sandoz. they aren't selling a product designed to masquerade as a Rolex.
If however I am only deceiving myself is any harm done? If I buy a fake Rolex and you see it on my wrist and think it is a real Rolex that wouldn't be illegal? It might be dishonest and lame?
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