AD Discount on 15400ST Silver Dial, or TRF TS?
I'm considering a 15400 with the silver dial. Going to see one in person for the first time on Thursday at the Vegas boutique-- planned the trip in part around seeing that watch. I've already been in touch with a sales advisor at the boutique, and she knows what I'm interested in.What's the general sense of whether I'd be stuck paying MSRP or whether they'd give any consideration? I'd be a first-time AP customer and would absolutely be wearing it and not storing in a safe or flipping it. My only other major watch purchase was through a TS here (Thanh/AkaTakuya) and it was a flawless process at a great price.I'm curious whether there's much room to move at an AD. I've seen posts on here about other brands and models seeing as much as a 20-25% discount at ADs (on PM Rolex models, from what other users suggested) and the grey pricing is comparable to that pricing that those users reported. Appreciate any thoughts, insight, etc!

15400 under the sun
The weather was too nice to stay indoors so went out for a quick picnic with my BLACK 15400 and realised how different it could look under different lighting conditions ( yes I knew it before but like under extreme sun light, it looks even more beautiful!)No effects:And was uploading the pic on instagram and when i added the amaro effect, it intense blue just popped out Even with no effects, you could probably see a glimpse of blue!What a beauty

Milgauss Z Blue....days are numbered?
Got the feeling that this reference is going to be discontinued.....anyone have thoughts on this. No direct knowledge btw, just a gut instinct.

New Arrival (LHD Diver Content)
​I ​was unsure of the size​ of this one​ at first​, 43mm and a hair tall. I went into a local AD as​ I had been eying up ​this one and ​the chrono black bay​. The chrono I passed on as it was a bit too blingy for my tastes​ (I could never get on with the black bay's extra shiny hands and lume plots, they lack the 'depth' of the older rolex white gold surrounds). Also the snowflake hands over subdials seemed like a careless oversight, from a functional point of view. ​I opted for the LHD. I'm not of the camp that calls it a faux patina watch as I think that was not the point, rather the warmer looking lume plots make the watch a little less 'sharp' or edgy and fit nicely with the red pelagos text and beige date wheel. All in all a very well designed and executed watch with some unusual and interesting appointments. It's also very comfortable to wear.​ Keeper? Time will tell...

Attention Rolex...
By the way, my very best wishes to all, and may 2018 be your best year ever.I just returned from a week fishing at Tropic Star Lodge, Panama. Throughout the trip I wore a Yachtmaster. I kept being told to be careful with the clasp of my watch getting caught with the reel when reeling in. I've been fishing all my life, most of that time wearing a Rolex watch and I must admit that I've never had the clasp of my watch hitting a reel. However, when looking at it, the protruding end of the clasp could very easily get caught with the reel. Moreover, I have always disliked the way the clasp fits high over the bracelet on the Oyster bracelet. Which is a reason I like very much the way the Jubilee clasp on the new 36mm Datejust fits flush with the bracelet; the same as on the President bracelet. It would be great if Rolex would take a further step in improving their bracelets by making the clasp fit more seamlessly with the links on the bracelet. As is the case with some IWC and Omega br