So as promised, here are a few more shots of the 5976 under different light angles. The first thing I noticed is how much more heft this one has got compared to the other SS nautiluses, even to a 5990.







The diamond batons dance playfully under different light angles and especially true under direct light. Dial is a brighter blue than 5711 blue dial that changes color depending on how light hits it.
In person, this piece towers any other Nautiluses in size. The white gold has a slight pink yellowish look to it and next to an SS is warmer looking with more pronounced brushed finish on its bezel, very similar to brushed finish of AP RO bezel.

Overall, this watch has got more presence than previous Nautiluses, being wider and flatter than a 5990 yet at almost the same height it photographs to be similar size. I tried many different angles and still in pic they look almost the same size due again to the height. The only telling difference will be the extra width.
On a different note, I purchased this brand new and sealed from Patek AD in Nov but just got the watch today. I was ecstatic after having waited for so long. However, when I unsealed the watch, I was very disappointed with the condition. There are lots of fine scratches on the few links around the clasp and visible scratch on bezel near the crown. 


The watch in all honesty looks like it has been used before. Now, I'm not a stickler who inspects watch under 10x mag to look for scratches. These are very obvious scratches from use. Immediately I sent an email with complaint to AD and demand for an explanation and compensation for this unacceptable treatment. I paid full retail value for an unused and sealed watch and what I got is, at best near mint watch.
We will see what the response is from AD, as either this was a display piece or a used piece. Very disappointing given that I bought 4 Pateks alone last year and have plans to spend more this year.