Confused and disappointed - RO 15400ST
Decided to get a real watch recently and felt in love with the 15400ST in black but never actually tried one until today, I think...When I tried at the AD today, it looked so much smaller than the pictures and videos on peoples wrists I've seen all over the internet, it was very disappointing...The price tag on it was $17800 which matches the model and the sales person said it was the 41mm.Is it possible that I was shown a 37mm or 39mm instead of 41mm with that price tag?Btw my wrist is 6.75, nothing abnormal.

New bracelet on Navi
Switched out the croc strap after five years. I really like the way this looks and feels. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Incase it helps with the usual 5711/15202 decision
I wrote to ap and patek, asking about how their watch would hold up in comparison to a rolex for persuits such as gym, swim, dive, saunas and steam rooms. I explained being experienced with omega and rolex yet wanting something more special, just that I was concerned about if they need babying....Patek saidWith regards to the 5711/1A this piece was initially produced as a divers watch, it is water resistant to 120m. In the realm of divers watches, such as the Rolex or Omega equivalent, the nautilus is more than a match for them. with its screw down crown and porthole design it is has been engineered to be used in water, and other testing environments. I hope you enjoy the 5711 when you receive it and you will find with timepiece very comfortable and light when swimming.Ap said the Royal Oak ref. #15202 has a water resistance of 50m. The timepiece is resistant to splashes (when showering or washing your hands), or surface immersion (swimming).However, please remember that temperature

Are all the new Nautilus Models around 40MM?
Hey guys.Excuse my lack of knowledge, as I am a pretty new enthusiast, that has a disease of some kind to own the PP Nautilus.I have yet to find one at the AD as they are always out of stock to try it on, but I have fallen in love with what I have been seeing on the forums.I am certain that a 40mm will be too big for my tiny wrists.I can see that the older 3800 was a 37mm. However I can't see this as part of the collection in PP's official site. Assuming they obviously discontinued this.Is it an easy find? When did they discontinue it?Any info for the smaller wrist guys is appreciated.Thanks guys!

Incoming (Lucky and Unexpected)!!!!
A period of flipping a couple of watches finally comes to an end!!! After making calls to several AD's within about a 300 mile radius, my last call was to a somewhat local AD (60 miles away) and yes...... they had a SD43 in the case that was unspoken for!!! Amazing watch that checks all of the boxes. I am very lucky to get my hands on this one because all other AD's I called had 6-12 month waiting lists!!!