Rolex Opposes Hallmark Trademark application
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Rolex Opposes Hallmark Trademark Application
Rolex files an Opposition against Hallmark's graphic Trademark application for jewelry:
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It's another trademark litigation. Take a look at this. This was filed in class 014 for jewelry by, guess who, the Hallmark licensing company. Rolex filed an objection to this trademark application to getting registered and I'll post the article and the trademark application in opposition.
This is Rolex's brand. This is Hallmark's brand. Now, of course, Hallmark. Makes a variety of different things, but this was specifically in opposition in class 014 as you can see in the preceding here and we'll list all of this in the details, but this is and also for retail store services the Rolex brands own. Their Rolex image and logo in both these classes very interesting.
I don't blame Rolex, especially in jewelry class. But what do you think? Do you think there's going to be likelihood of confusion? If you saw this on a watch or any other jewelry, would you think it's from the Rolex brand? I want to hear your opinion, but I'll link the articles here in the comments below.
Let me know if you have any further questions, and until next time, keep your brand safe and protected.
TRADEMARK NEWS
The Swiss watchmaker said the company’s plans to use a new version of the Hallmark crown on jewelry would confuse consumers. Rolex Files Objection to Hallmark’s New Trademark Application TTAB Notice of Opposition
Rolex Watch U.S.A., Inc., hereby opposes Applicant’s, Hallmark Licensing LLC (“Applicant”), registration of the mark in International Class (“IC”) 014 for jewelry as listed in Application Serial No. 97855526. TTAB Notice of Opposition Hallmark's Graphic Trademark Filing BUSINESS TIPS AND TRICKS
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Welcome to week 12, chapter 12 in Atomic Habits by James Clear. This chapter is called "The Law of Least Effort." And what he's saying here in this chapter is to create and set up the environment to make it as frictionless as possible for the good habits. For the bad habits, add as much friction to it as possible.
If you want to draw more, put the pens, papers, and drawing instruments right next to the table when, where it's easy to reach. If you want to exercise more, put your shoes, your clothes, the weights and the water bottle in easy reach before you go to exercise. If you want to improve your diet, chop up the vegetables and the fruits or the healthy food.
And have it ready before you go to work. In other words, make all those progresses, make, make the habits easier. If you want to make a bad habit more difficult, add more friction to it. If you want to stop watching TV, unplug the TV, take out the batteries from the remote and maybe even hide it or even put away the TV.
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If you want to do good habits, prepare as much as possible beforehand. That way it's easy and frictionless for you to achieve that habit. That's week 12, chapter 12. Alright, see you next week for chapter 13. Have a great day.
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