That mono counter at 6 o'clock is what makes it. Sure, it's not as instantly legible as a twin register layout, but that's not the point. It's elegant. It keeps the dial balanced and preserves that Genta spirit. Form and function in perfect tension. This
Actually, the watch I wear most would be my Nautilus 5980 (as you can see, I'm a bit of a Patek chronograph nut). Though as of lately, I'm steering more and more toward vintage Rolex as my daily wearer. Cheers, Pieter
We have just lost a key and very dear member of our community. What a sad and painful loss! To honor his memory , here are the three watches from his collection that he himself selected for the Wrist Scan edition of July 2024 dedicated to " The Special On
Black grey or blue dial, I do't know which one I prefer. But the 5980 probably is my favorite Nautilus. This mono chronograph counter always fascinated me, even if it is less legible than a more conventional one. Best, Nicolas
Actually, the watch I wear most would be my Nautilus 5980 (as you can see, I'm a bit of a Patek chronograph nut). Though as of lately, I'm steering more and more toward vintage Rolex as my daily wearer. Cheers, Pieter
Have you experienced incidents of chrono hand not returning back to zero swiftly (i.e. in a slower, drifting manner) if the reset button at 4hr position is not pressed crisply or firmly? I was told by PP Service Center that it is a phenomenon of the 520 c
So my 5980, along with my Submariners, probably get the most wrist time. Also have a Daytona (116520, black dial) which I am wearing right now as we speak. It remains a special and coveted piece in the collection with an iconic dial (even though legibilit
Although that 5980 might have been a tempting choice in the first place, the 5170 is a great selection, a real connoisseur’s choice. - For me a much more sophisticated piece and really a splendid watch ! - Congrats and wear it in the very Best of your hea