Omega Constellation Chronometer 35 mm Brushed Steel and Yellow Gold

Question about Rolex policy
I¡¯m considering buying a Rolex Milgauss. I¡¯ve heard that Rolex has a policy that they will not repair or service older or vintage model watches, Do you think that there is at least a good thirty years before the new model Milgauss fall into this category? I don¡¯t want to buy something I can¡¯t get repaired ten years down the road if it¡¯s needed.

Vintage Model - Transcontinental A (timezone watch)
Hamilton Transcontinental Acatalogued 1956 & 195710K yellow gold filled case with stainless steel backlifetime mainspringshock resistantwater proof17-jewel Swiss automatic movementtimezone dial - eastern, central, mountain, pacific, & greenwich32mm case diameter40mm over the lugs17mm strap width

White dialed Panerai options?
I've always liked the look of Panerai, but wasn't sure how I'd like it on the wrist after wearing it a bit. I really didn't think I'd like it over time & would have buyers remorse. So recently I bought a Militare Marina homage to be a 'training Panerai' of sorts for me. This allowed me to test drive the feel & size, and see what I thought after a few weeks. And if I didn't like it, I'm only out a few dollars, not thousands. Well, after almost 10 days of constant wearing, and then mixed wearing with others in the rotation, I'm surprised to find out I really like it. I bought a black & white faced version to see which I like better, and honestly the whites getting more wrist time. I've actually grown quite fond of it.Though I normally like a date option, the dateless look is quite clean looking. But I also don't know what exactly is out there for me to chose from.I'm not completely ready to pull the trigger on the Panerai yet, but I would like to get a better idea of

do you buy your watches online?
if so besides snbc where do you go??

Nautilus scratch advice
So, most are aware of my saga; my 3 day old nautilus was scratched. The AD kindly said to bring it back in and they would buff it out. Seems to be a simple 10 minute process. But, when I went to the PP salon about it, they said that they have to remove the glass and polish the case separately. They also would advice against a full buffing, as it removes material and that I should wait for the 4-year service to buff. They said the watch is going to get scratched anyway, so no need to remove the material prematurely. What do you guys think? Am i being neurotic? Do, I just deal with scratch? Should I go to AD to get it buffed (seems like a spot bluff rather than a full polishing).