The sort of person who knows that an Oyster watch is a type of Rolex (I didn't, and I won't remember it this time next week), does not buy a £25 clock and think that they're getting a Rolex. To paraphrase Hot Fuzz: you don't need to see legal text to work that out.
A sleazy British company is making a fake Rolex clock that threatens Rolexes revenues ($13,000,000,000 in 2021).
