Royal Oak 15202st
Is the 15202st ideal for daily use? Is the 2121 caliber reliable to use daily? It's 50 meters, but does it have a screw-down crown?Enviado desde mi SM-G930F mediante Tapatalk

26124ST Blue
Does anyone have any information or recall if AP released anything about the 26124 which is the reintroduction the of dual time? Supposedly at SIHH it was supposed to be show with a white leather strap and be introduced but it had a poor showing and they scrapped it for the blue. Can't find anything official online about it, figured I would ask the people who may know!

Next on the list with the AD - Buy the 126600?
AD just called and I'm next on the list the SD43. Most likely buying as an investment piece and don't want to unseat my SubC. Worth the speculation to be an investment piece, or just pass and don't deal with the hassle and risk of selling down the road. Thoughts??

Enjoying my 116500LN Daytona Ceramic white dial
There is something with this watch that i am starting to learn. When i have the words to describe it, i write them here :)This is truly awesome piece.Lol, got the reference wrong, but edited now. Rookie me...

advice on new Black Bay crown
Hello. Because of an issue with a springy second hand with my new BB Bronze, I was fiddling with my other new Black Bay, and noticed that after screwing the crown in and out quite a few times, my finger and thumb feel a bit oily. Now the crown screwing in and out feels very smooth. I can see a tiny black mark on the threads of the crown stem tube. Probably a bit of grime. I am reluctant to touch it. Should I be worried about this? Does the fact that my finger and thumb feel a tiny bit oily mean the watch is leaking oil and will seize up? Or does it mean the excess oil on the crown/tube threads is working its way out of the crown and crown tube and I have accelerated this by screwing in and unscrewing quite a few times? Should I be worried? I rang Rolex and they said they would take a look at it but this seems like overkill to me.....ThanksGlenn