Trump is at it again! This time he directly gifted a 'Victory Tourbillon Watch' worth $100,000 as a souvenir to select individuals—however, not everyone gets one; only the top four holders of TRUMP coins qualify to receive this 'presidential-level' gold watch at the banquet.

First, let's take a look at the 'luxurious' configuration of this watch:

The entire watch is made of 18K pure gold, the dial is adorned with 122 small diamonds, and the back of the watch is engraved with Trump's autograph and the classic slogan "James, let’s achieve greatness together!". There are only 147 pieces worldwide, each with an individual serial number, and the most remarkable thing is that the number 1 watch has long been kept private by Trump himself—this operation is just like when he sold Bibles and kept the "first one for himself."

But the watch enthusiasts have already stripped it down:

• The movement has been revealed to be the TX07 tourbillon from the small Swiss manufacturer Olivier Mory, and experts say this movement alone cannot be bought for less than $3,500, with a significant portion of parts made in China.

• The crown guard designed for diving watches has been awkwardly forced into a dress watch, criticized as looking like "wearing swimming goggles with a suit."

• The official image is labeled "for reference only," and the actual product may not even have the same carat count of diamonds.

But Trump doesn’t care about the negative reviews!

This move is clearly aimed at giving MAGA die-hard fans a 'badge of identity'—what they wear is not just a watch, but a 'political vote' cast for Trump. It’s worth noting that his previous 'Battle Dive Watch' sold for $499, with the back directly printed with the image of raising a fist after an assassination attempt, and it sold out just as quickly. This time, using the amount of virtual currency held as a threshold not only boosts the popularity of TRUMP coins but also makes wealthy fans feel like "I shared a banquet with the president"—this psychological maneuver is brilliant.

Even more sophisticated is the business strategy:

• Pre-sale model with zero cost—collect money first, then find a factory to assemble.

• Bitcoin payment + limited purchase of 3 pieces, implying "if you don’t buy now, you’ll regret it later."

• Claims to be "unrelated to the campaign," but suddenly launched before the election, and even a fool understands this is a new form of political donation.

Ultimately, this watch is just like Trump himself—shiny and controversial. For ordinary people, it represents a tax on intelligence, but for the MAGA army, it’s a 'totem of power' that can be passed down through generations; after all, who can resist the temptation of wearing a watch with the president's signature and an individual serial number on their wrist?