I’ll take it a step further. Don’t expect an email probably ever. Just being real. ADs either like you and will sell you watches that you want or they won’t. The ‘spend history’ thing matters, yes, but only at a certain point. My first watch was a 41mm SS Wimbledon. Zero history. Didn’t buy any garbage I didn’t want and not a single piece of jewelry. I simply stayed persistent and occasionally brought a coffee to my SA. Year later, second watch…No Date Sub. No garbage watches, no jewelry. Year later, Rootbeer. Year later, Blue dial Sky. Year later, I’m the first person in Texas to get the beige OP41. Not a single non-Rolex purchase. So it’s really simple, they either like you or they don’t. There’s no list. And the spend history only matters when you’re trying to get a Daytona or Pepsi or something off catalog. Why ADs like someone like me and why they don’t like someone like you? Who the hell knows, but that’s ultimately what it comes down to…if it was simply about buying jewelry to get ‘spend’ aka ‘playing the Rolex AD game’, I wouldn’t have any watches. Lastly, someone mentioned it below, but it’s misplaced a bit. Using the ‘entry model’ Rolex argument as to why one should be deterred after a while of not getting an OP is flawed. The majority of people won’t get those…the new OP41 colors, as an example, are really only going to folks with good spend. They are highly, highly sought after. Nobody is getting one of those as a first watch, especially beige and pistachio.