5990

Lots of Nautiluses… The new 5270P lineup Two different shades of salmon Red wins over blue A beautiful lady’s watch Very green Actually they showed about everything from the regular collection and you could strap them all onto your wrist without any probl

Today is last day of Easter and Ching Ming holidays in my hometown. Walked 7.5 km along the harbourfront. A refreshing and slightly sporty way to unwind 😊 Cheers, Henry

Sunday dinner at a traditional Japanese restaurant specializes in eel. This beauty has stayed on wrist for one week, hard to take it off… Wish all my friends a wonderful Sunday and new week ahead! Cheers, Henry

Comparing the two, 5740/1G is indeed has a slimmer build, yet the dial colour is not as iconic as the traditional one. 5990/1A is a bigger watch, but still acceptable in size. The complications of traveling time plus chronograph are more practical, especi

Here’s a photo of my 5712. Here’s my 5712 next my friend’s 5990. I’ve never seen a nautilus I didn’t love 😎.

level of complication, namely the protrusions from the side of the case for the chronograph functions and the travel time element. For me this takes away somewhat from the clean symmetry of the case. This is in contrast to the 5726 which while quite compl

One of my candidates for "only one watch" collection. That and the new Casio BX5600 Since I love travel watches, this one is close to a perfect watch for me (and nothing will ever be perfect). I know some prefer the thinness of a 5711, but I don't mind at

After 6 months trying to find something reasonable, i gave up and paid the market and got this beauty. I already have 5711 and 5990 in steel and wanted a 3 steel nautilus. I have 3 boys and later i want to hand over each of them a piece. Not sure they are

I really like these complications and the look and feel of the case. HAGWE 🥂