Introducing the Patek Philippe Nautilus Chronograph 5980/60G
Patek Philippe provides revisited the Nautilus Guide 5980, its self-winding flyback chronograph launched in 2006, in addition to launched a new white gold model with a blue-gray opal call, the Nautilus Chronograph 5980/60G.
The collections of the 40. 5mm back button 12. 2mm case as well as iconic bezel are highlighted by alternating satin-brushed as well as polished surfaces. The screw-down crown helps ensure water resistance to be able to 30 meters/100 feet.
The timing signs are concentrated in an authentic and highly legible huge single counter at 6th o'clock with three concentric scales. The central stop-watch seconds hand also is a running seconds show.
The rounded baton hands and baton hour markers are made of white gold or platinum and coated with whitened luminous coating to enhance legibility in dark environments.
The sophisticated tones in the dial are complemented by the blue-gray denim-grained calfskin straps with a white gold Nautilus flip-style clasp. The watch also has a blue-grey composite strap using a textile pattern and in contrast to white stitching.
The self-winding movement CH 28-520 C/522 operates with a frequency of 4 Hertz (28, 800 vibrations for every hour) and has a power hold of 45 to fifty-five hours.
From the transparent sapphire crystal circumstance back, you can admire typically the finishes of the components which can be almost entirely handmade, like the Geneva stripes of the links, the chamfering and perfecting of the edges, the buffing of the sink, and the spherical texture of the central oscillatory weight. 21K gold, platter grain, gold plated engraving.
This flyback wathe movement features a classic vertebral column wheel as well as a modern straight disc clutch that helps prevent the hands from rebounding in either direction if the chronograph is started.
Thanks to an almost frictionless clutch, the central timepiece hand can perform the twin function of chronograph and also permanent seconds hand. The particular flyback function allows consumers to easily start timing a fresh event while the chronograph remains running by simply pressing often the button at 4 o'clock.
