Anti-fraud Lao Chen campaigned against counterfeit Lamborghini gold watches, but merchants refused to take them off the shelves and still marked them as the same model.

Recently, anti-fraud leader Chen has pointed his anti-counterfeiting efforts at the "Lamborghini co-branded gold watch", triggering heated discussions among netizens. In the video, he is holding a watch priced at 1,980 yuan and questioning the brand:"It is marked as 999 pure gold, and there is also an identification card. Is this false?"He said bluntly: "Are you coming to China to send love or to cut leeks?"

The logic of anti-fraud Lao Chen is very simple: the market price of gold on that day was about 1,400 yuan per gram. If the watch was really "999 pure gold" as advertised, the material cost alone would have far exceeded the selling price, and the price logic was simply untenable.

The authorized dealer of Lamborghini Automobile expressed its position even more simply: "Lamborghini only sells cars, not watches."

However, despite his repeated calls to crack down on counterfeit Lamborghini gold watches, merchants not only did not remove them from the shelves, but also posted anti-fraud links to the same model as Lao Chen.