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Critique of a Brand's Strategic Shift
A well-established brand known for its exclusive, handcrafted watches decides to launch a new, more accessible product line. To achieve a lower price point, they plan to use a combination of mass-produced components and a simplified design, while still marketing the watches under their prestigious brand name. Critically evaluate this plan. In your evaluation, identify the primary risk this brand faces and explain why this approach may or may not align with the core principles of a successful strategy that makes luxury goods available to a wider market.
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