3 February 2023FeaturesTrademarksSarah Speight

Rolex: is the trademark world its Oyster?

Hot on the heels of a trademark loss against a Nordic fashion brand over a crown logo, luxury watchmaker Rolex has found a new target: a family business based in England that sells children’s educational clocks.

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