its the free internet, and i am not profiting from it. doesn't it happen all the time ? don't you do it at all and why are you bothered?
edit: sorry if that sounded rude, but i have no interest at all in the watch business, except as a hobbyist and hobbyists and collectors use the internet to share all the time.
on second thoughts and along the same line of your query it would be interesting to know if those who post here declare their interests in the watch industry, if any.
some good examples like elshan and gaoxing comes to mind, who are pretty transparent with their posts
because i happen to know the original poster of that image, thus i took a special interest in you stealing that photo...which is also why i can brazenly add the statement "without the owner's permission"
and also because i'm a hobbyish photographer myself, and one thing i absolutely cannot stand is when people use my images without prior permission, or at least credit it back to me...
i type the above with the assumption that we all know the difference between google images, and images that is taken and shared by the same person for social media...
to my limited knowledge, gaoxing's posts have been of his own watches, jolt my memory if i'm wrong...
so you are saying i can steal mpcdude's awesome looking speedmaster, post on my facebook and make others think i own one?
if your answer to the above is "yes", then i rest my case, different people have different view on this whole steal-image thing, and on the request of the original owner of that image, i'm not going to stir this any further than necessary.
oh just for reference, previously someone was asking for recommendation for his blue samurai and i openly screenshot and used's watcherists (an IG account, if i recall e acc name correctly) but difference is, i credit my image source to them...
very hard to at least acknowledge the image's owner in your post?
EDIT: pls don't worry about the rude part, we are all adults and not lifewelltravelled, lets look past the surface and read each other's comments in good faith