Legal question about productbranding

Say, an individual wants to produce watches that look exactly like Daniel Welington watches but with just a diferrent logo and name on the watch itself.

Would this be considered crime?

er yes, it's like building a porche, keeping it looking exactly but adding a different logo. If you get caught they'll sue you

If you're marketing them as 'Daniel Welington watches', that is a crime and you'll get banned wherever you're selling them.

Yeah bro thats trademark infringement. Good luck getting out of that sh*t

hero76 said:

Yeah bro thats trademark infringement. Good luck getting out of that sh*t

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It's just a question. I didn't do it or am planning to.

Tester2900 said:

Say, an individual wants to produce watches that look exactly like Daniel Welington watches but with just a diferrent logo and name on the watch itself.

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Generally design ideas can not be protected unless you're leading the customer to believe they're buying the original product. But most look alike products add a very minor change so they can add plausible deniability.

Just refer to what apple did to samsung.

Doing exact look alike is not advisable but instead having the base design is okay for any product.