Same name.
Very different watches.
In 2006 this was a small shop selling genuine $50 watches.
In 2018 it was a blog for counterfeits — and by 2022, a defendant in federal court.
Two businesses, one domain, no connection.
The 2006 shop
“Genuine new wristwatches for all occasions and budgets.” Atomic, solar and digital watches at $30–$100, on a hosted shop template.
The 2018 blog
“We don’t sell replica watches directly.” A funnel to counterfeit dealers, named in two trademark suits, ended by default judgments.
The 2006 shop is quoted. The 2018 blog is described but not reproduced, and its old addresses return 410 so search engines drop them.
2026A NAME WITH A PAST. A SITE WITH A FUTURE.
Most old addresses here redirect.
These ones don’t.
When a dead site’s pages are honest, their addresses should still lead somewhere. The 2018 blog’s pages existed to rank for counterfeit searches and send people to counterfeit sellers. Redirecting them would keep that going. So they are gone, deliberately, and the page about them explains why.
We’re following the snapshots and dockets, and being honest about the gaps. Come take a look around.
Read about the blog and the cases ↗This isn’t a shop.
It sells nothing, reviews nothing and links to no seller. The 2006 shop’s old /site/ pages redirect to its archive page.