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I took the plunge and picked up a new-to-me pre-owned AT Railmaster 41MM today. I have to Impatiently waiting till Monday to receive it. Will definitely post pics once I get it! I'm just hoping the XL size won't be too big for my 7.25 wrist. I'm not a small guy at 6'5 so keeping my fingers crossed all goes well. I'm curious if anyone has the XL sized Railmaster and thoughts on how it wears?

Servicing a Patek
How often do you or are you planning on servicing a Patek?There guideline state 3 to 5 years where Rolex recomends 5 to 7 years. Is there any reason there guidelines are for a more frequent service.Do you plan on using any different guidelines than what you do with your other brands in regards to servicing?Is there any difference in the frequency (not price) of servicing a less or more complicated piece?

Should I get rid of my PAM and upgrade to a Nautilus
Hi All,I have had my PAM 328 for a little over 5 years and enjoyed it during the time and bought 8-10 different OEM and aftermarket straps to use interchangeably. Recently, I have been adding higher end pieces to my collection (Patek Annual Calendar and VC Patrimony) and haven't really worn the PAM as much anymore. Also, compared with the rest of the watches in my collection it just wears really bulky and heavy. Recently, I found that the automatic winding mechanism was not working so took it in for repair, complete overhaul and polish. $1,000 but it came back look brand new and running great. Now my dilemma is, should I keep it and try to learn to enjoy it like I did once before, or should I just go ahead and sell it now that it is back in mint condition and try to trade up for something better. Recently I tried on the Nautilus 5712 and was amazed at how much more comfortable that felt on my wrist than the PAM. The 5712 is a lot more coin but think it would fit better with my curr

Trade Sub 114060 towards a 116600 thoughts?
Is the above something you'd consider? My other Rolex is the BLNR and I see that the Sea Dweller would look a little more differentiated from this piece than my Sub. I'm also slightly attracted to the proportions of the Sea Dweller and possible future value retention despite the additional funds that would need to be added. Appreciate your thoughts on the above...

Thinking about adding a third...
So currently I have a black GMT Master II 116710LN and a white Daytona 116520.The GMT has been somewhat a daily beater, and also was my first one.The Daytona has been reserved for occasional weekend use, and special days.Have owned both from new.I am contemplating getting a new Steel Sky Dweller (blue dial) at some point if I get lucky enough to get the call but if the call does come, I need to decide how to play things.I am not sure I can keep all three, so might have to flip one of the two oldies. If so, which to flip. I mean it'd be sad to see either go, one was my first and had been a trusty daily companion, and the other is an iconic watch with a great movement in its calibre 4130 and I love its clean looks.Clearly I'd do what I can to keep both and add to them with a third (as the blue will go nicely with the other two, a varied and diverse enough a collection in terms of look and feel, for me) but if I cant, advice on how to decide which to flip?The mint 116520 would probably mo