Considering flipping my Daytona for a RO...but first, some AP questions
As the title states, I'm considering making this move. I love my Daytona, but I tried on the 15400 this past weekend, and it blew my mind. I'd want the black dial, I personally like it more than the blue or white. Having both is not something I want to do.Making this move would leave me without a Rolex, but I'd probably pick up a Speedmaster as a second watch that is more robust.Since I am very new to the AP brand, I do have some questions for you experts.- I've read lots of comments on the cost of service for a Royal Oak. How much is a service for one, and would it really be more than my Daytona? Also, how long does a service take?- I've read some people say negative things about the accuracy of the time keeping. Is this a legit concern, or just something uninformed people keep repeating?- I'm seeing a lot of white dial used 15400s, but very few black dials. If I wanted AP to switch dials for me, how long would the turnaround be, and what would it cost?- Last question, does my wrist s

Should i sell 2 Rolex for 1 Patek?
As some of you already know, i recently acquired a Patek 5726/1A and really enjoy every moment of it. i am thinking to sell my 2 Rolex (GMT IIc + Yachtmaster I gold/steel) for Patek 5711 to complete my collection of Patek Nautilus. Is this a wise choice? Thanks in advance for your comments.I forget to mention that i still would need to add a bit more $ (around 7k) to get the 5711...even after selling both Rollies.

Time to See "CARBOTECH" PAM 616 Review
I saw it back on January in SIHH and since than I was waiting for to put it on my wrist.Some of you will not like it for sure but I suggest you to go and try on your wrist.Some pics and review is here :Carbotech PAM616 Review

Steam
I was looking around at the local AD and the salesman noticed my SD4k and asked if I wanted it cleaned up. I said sure, expecting some light wiping with a polishing cloth. It came back as if they boiled it in water. Apparently they steam cleaned it. I would assume the seals are good even after shooting steam right at the watch. Thoughts?

DSSD depth rating?
My eight year old was mesmerized when I told her that my watch is waterproof to 50 meters (gmt iic). Then I showed her the DSSD dial on the internet. Her question was very serious: Dad, do you think that watch can go one inch deeper than 3,900 meters? Does anyone know? This might be my chance to get her to like watches.