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I purchased a phone from this advertising company and they could fix it just fine when I broke it. They could fix watches, but they just think it's economically more viable to create waste
They could, and the repair and parts cost along with the back and forth shipping and paying people to actually repair then would superceed the value of the watch. Very simple math.
yes, but when the whole planet is going to shit because of wastefulness up and down the stack, shouldn't the question eventually become "what is the least bad for our planet"?
edit: the answer could still be "trash it" but perhaps it isn't