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Emilio wrote:According to them, the issue is that AWSKY is using similar marketing to the one used by Panerai (I'm guessing the Italian navy theme, etc, etc)

I forgot Panerai is trying to claim ownership of certain Italian words.

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Wondering how this brand get away with any lawsuit!? After all the case looks 80plus percent close.

Anyway, I personally think this case set is pretty good size to mod a mini Egi for my wife!

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I wonder why ebay seem to have relaxed on ‘marina militare’? Seems to be a lot of watches with this text for sale there of late.

Mellons wrote:I wonder why ebay seem to have relaxed on ‘marina militare’? Seems to be a lot of watches with this text for sale there of late.

Better yet for us!

VanSong wrote:Wondering how this brand get away with any lawsuit!? After all the case looks 80plus percent close.

Anyway, I personally think this case set is pretty good size to mod a mini Egi for my wife!

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I remember those. From the 80s 90s

Thanks for bringing this back.

Keep in mind that a patend can not exceed 20 years ,i think.Look what is happening with medication and their clones from other companies (Like aspirin) .You can not keep a patend or copyright for ever !Another example is Mickey Mouse no longer its a copyright for disney

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/201 ... ic-domain/

Afaik drugs are protected only for 7-8 years, before generics can be legally sold.

Ok, now I'm totally confused.
This is not infringing


But this is?

Mellons wrote: ↑January 15th, 2021, 3:36 am I wonder why ebay seem to have relaxed on ‘marina militare’? Seems to be a lot of watches with this text for sale there of late.

Maybe because you cannot patent a name. Richemonte <sp> tried to get around it by saying "on a watch".
No
I have a relative certainty, that, say, the Italian Navy would have a problem with it, too.

Good to know- it took a while for this to become clear...