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exactly the same here
I am just like you, I got the 5980 first, then later just couldn't resist the 5712. Now that I think of it, I don't wear the 5980 that much, why? I guess I have other watches of similar nature. a sporty, chunky style watch on bracelet. So when you want a tough looking watch and don't want to worry about getting a scratch that much, you will not pick 5980, I'll pick my Rolexes, AP ROO or even my VC Overseas. Whereas 5712 can go under a shirt and jacket.
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Actually thought I would wear my 5980 more...
....than my recently purchased 5712. However the latter seems to be stuck to my arm. So very very comfortable to wear. Much lighter than my 5980. And the dial is even slightly better looking than my 5980? Hmmm...new found love? Or am I just slightly seduc...
The appeal of the novelty?
These 2 are very different: The 5712 is a more chic sport, while the 5980 is a sport sport chic. The feeling is not the same, the 5980 looking bigger on the wrist, witjh more presence. The 5980 is the extrem expression of a sporty Nautilus. I waved a long...
Well... not a surprise for me.
Because I think that slenderness is a key point for the Nautilus design and the 5712 is much more convincing on this topic... but of course, they are my two cents... Fx
I hear ya both! Loud and clear!
I started out with the 5711 four years ago. It was a dream come true. But the the arrival of the 5980 two years ago had the 5711 stand back in a dark corner and the 5980 became one of my fav watches of all time. But as Foversta mentions, the slenderness i...
exactly the same here
I am just like you, I got the 5980 first, then later just couldn't resist the 5712. Now that I think of it, I don't wear the 5980 that much, why? I guess I have other watches of similar nature. a sporty, chunky style watch on bracelet. So when you want a ...
Both are fantastic pieces,
but I really like the 5712 better. So, your attitude comes as no surprise to me.
I totally understand.
I initially bought the 5711 and had to sell it in order to buy the 5980. I have to admit that 5711 sits much better on the wrist but I do prefer the bolder presence of the 5980. Being my only bracelet watch, I prefer it to be a little sportier.
The 5712/1A is definitely a very nice watch...
Get the set of cufflinks; then you can wear the 5712/1A as a formal watch. Truly a very versatile watch that can go from the courthouse to the club house. What I like to call a "James Bond watch." Do note, the 5712 series are not waterproof, and only have...
didn't know that...
5712 is not good for a dip in the pool? that changes my game... Hope all is well my friend!
I wouldn't swim with it...
The 5712 models are only rated for 60 meter depths. I don't think 60 meter depth resistance is good enough for swimming duty. Go for the beautiful 5711/1A for swimming duty and we've seen an individual on PuristSPro with a 5980/1A who even activated his c...
hard to understand
how a watch capable of 60 meters underwater cannot stand up to a shower. The depth ratings from all the Swiss watch companies do not mean what they say. Thus, a watch certified to 30 meters should never be submerged even though it can go down 30 meters. G...
I shower with my 5712. Have no worries about this.
But admittedly have a problem with these 'maritime' watches that supposedly cannot hold out the water when you go deeper than the dishes in your kitchen. My AP RO 15300 included. 50 m WR only!
I heard 60M is ok with shower
but never immerse it under water, I have my 5712 with me in the shower as well, so far no issue. 30M is just good for keeping the moisture out or wearing it in the rain.
Almost the same here too...
... i got the 5980A, wore it for 2 years most of the time, but couldn't resist the 5712A... and the 5980R So got both of them. Now i feel that i got the 2 most different nautilus and they both bring very different pleasure and satisfaction... 5980A jst do...