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I could see them doing it with the newer PC movement
The 2 dot for am/pm and Lesp year would make the dial similar to the current annual calendar.
Will PP finally release a PC Nautilus?
Some of you may remember these old drawings published here by me... It was 2010: 8 years have gone by, still no PC Nautilus. Will 2018 be the right year??? Ciao, Elio ...
I would like the one on the right.
In case Patek will release a QP Nautilus, I'm afraid it will be either gold or platinum. Steel would be my wish and 120 meters WR. Best, Kari
Alongside the Rolex GMT speculation...
... this seems to be the co-equal subject of the most pre-Basel whispers. Presumably, it would entail the retirement of the 5726. Best, Tim
nice work! I imagine it could be windows not dials?
Although I prefer the complex look of pointers. You need to update your dials to the new easier to mass produce 'cartouche specification'. ;-) Velociphile
I doubt it will happen even though I would love to see it
PC is considered a Grand Complication at PP and my guess is they would be very conservative even with Mr. Thierry Stern who has shown a progressive streak. So PC will remain dress style watches in noble metals only. I have a feeling that the Aquanaut line...
New Nautilus?
I read and hear rumors for a 5726 dial layout, 5712 thin case, in precious metal. Should be exciting, if something like this happens! It will be positioned at the top of the Nautilus range of course, if in regular production. I also expected a 5990R, but ...
I could see them doing it with the newer PC movement
The 2 dot for am/pm and Lesp year would make the dial similar to the current annual calendar.
Oh my. That purple dial.
There does indeed seem to be a lot of talk about the perpetual Nautilus. And with the 5711 prices any perpetual would look like a steal!
What about a PC & Travel Time Nautilus Combo?
What about a PC & Travel Time Nautilus Combo?
Looks like they owe you some money :);)
Great prediction so ahead of time...what's next...Nautilus minute repeater or more likely Nautilus tourbillon. Cheers D
