Someone sells their Rolex collection due to financial pressure. Not hastily, not through private listings, but via a commission-based dealer. The contract looks clean. Retention of title is clearly stated. Everything appears safe. Yet in the end, both the watches and the money are gone. Not due to fraud. Not theft. But because of entirely legal contractual structures. This video explains why ownership alone does not guarantee protection, how authority to sell, payment logic and good-faith acquisition interact, and why it is not a single contract that matters, but the entire chain. No sensationalism. No blame. Just a clear explanation of how losses can occur even when everything appears legally sound.
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