Yes. Title 2, Chapter 17 Subchapter C of the Texas Business and Commerce Code deals specifically with the selling of secondhand watches in the state. Not only must the watch be clearly labeled “secondhand” (17.21) but accurate records must also be maintained under Sec. 17.20. Failure to comply is a crime under Sec. 17.22.

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