Winding a Speedmaster Auto Date 3210.50.00
Greetings everybody. I'm a new real watch owner and my first purchase was this new Speedmaster Auto-Date 3210.50. I absolutely love the watch and it seems to be keeping very good time after a week of ownership. I have searched quite a bit for an answer regarding winding an automatic watch, but haven't come up with anything substantial - most answers are regarding the Speedy Pro.My question is how often do I need to wind the watch? I understand it has a 44 hour reserve, but the book doesn't give much as far as a guideline for winding it. Initially, I wound it about 15 or 20 times and that's been about it. I purchased it new, so who knows how long it was in the display case. Also, do I wind until it stops? I'm thinking I should do this and then just continue wearing it every day...Thanks.John

Lapince
I am aware this is a Patek forum, however, I opened this thread here because Lapince is a big fan of Patek.Arnaud was looking forward to coming to Baselworld, which we were going to visit together. About 5 days ago he transferred funds to his Swiss AD for his 5711 which he arranged to pick up at Baselworld. He was also going to meet Kari Voutilainen at Baselworld. He sent me his flight details via email and was supposed to arrive in Zurich last Friday night with an Air France flight arriving from Paris.He never showed up.The flight landed on time uneventfully but Arnaud was never on it. I have not received any messages or emails indicating that he would not be able to make it.I tried calling him on his French mobile and on his Ukrainian number but there was no answer with both simply ringing continuously. I contacted his AD who told me that he had last spoken with Arnaud the day before the funds were transferred where Arnaud told him I am going to come no matter what, even if I have 40

Any reason this can't be a daily wear??
Hello everyone here at TRF! Earlier this week I took my 5960P out of the safe and put it on the wrist. My intent was just to wear it for a day or so and then put it back away for safekeeping. But a funny thing happened....the longer it was on my wrist, the more I truly loved wearing it.Sure, it's a little heavy, crazy expensive, and lacks a proper degree of water resistance, but the dimensions are perfect and it just feels so right on the wrist. So, is there any reason why it couldn't or shouldn't be a daily wear?

nautilus 5726 vs 5980
I am getting the sense from ready posts that the chrono version of the nautilus is getting more love than the annual calendar Nautilus. Why is this the case? I was expecting the more complicated annual calendar would be appreciated more.

Incoming! It's good to be back...
Hi All,Before we moved from SF to Boston I downsized a bit and sold two Sea Dwellers leaving me with a 114060 as my only watch. After a while I realized that the smaller case was a better fit for me so I sold off the 114060 as well, leaving me without a watch. I decided the 14060 would be a perfect mix of the Sub's thickness and the vintage lugs of the 16600.It took a while, but I finally found the one I was looking for. A really nice 2-liner in great shape from 2001. The previous owner must have taken really good care of it as it almost looks new.Anyway, it's great to be back with a Rolex daily driver. It sounds weird but I really missed having one. This is something that will never happen again!Ben