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18 ct rose gold · blue dial · integrated bracelet · 40.5 mm
The same two complications, in rose gold on a gold bracelet. A heavier, warmer and considerably rarer watch than the steel one.
This is the 5990 in 18 ct rose gold: the same flyback chronograph and travel-time movement, the same two pushers on the left flank that move local time in one-hour steps, in a case and integrated bracelet made entirely of gold.
The bracelet is where the cost actually goes. An integrated Nautilus bracelet is not a strap attached to a case — it is part of the case design, with every link finished to the same alternating brushed and polished standard as the bezel. Doing that in gold, on a watch that already carries two complications, puts this reference in a different bracket from the steel version entirely.
The blue dial against rose gold is the pairing people picture when they ask for this watch. Tell us if the dial colour is fixed, because the reference has been offered with more than one and that changes what we can find.
| 5990/1R | 5990/1A | |
|---|---|---|
| Case and bracelet | 18 ct rose gold | Stainless steel |
| Dial | Blue | Black-grey |
| On the wrist | Considerably heavier | The lighter of the two |
| Where the cost goes | The integrated gold bracelet | The complications |
Same movement and complications. The gold watch is rarer and finished link by link in gold; the steel one is the more asked for. Tell us whether the metal is fixed.
See the 5990/1A| 5990/1R | 5980/1R | |
|---|---|---|
| Complications | Flyback chronograph and travel time | Flyback chronograph |
| Calibre | CH 28-520 C FUS | CH 28-520 C |
| Pushers | Four: chronograph and local time | Two: chronograph only |
| Dial | Blue | Brown, a single monocounter |
Both are rose gold Nautilus chronographs. The 5980 keeps the dial clean; the 5990 adds the second time zone, and the extra pushers on the left flank are how you tell them apart at a glance.
See the 5980/1REach page is a guide to the reference and how we source it, not a listing. If yours is not here, ask anyway.
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Rolex Cosmograph Daytona 126508 Read more Nothing on this page is stock. A complicated Nautilus in gold on a gold bracelet is a small-production watch, found through the network.
The dial colour, and whether the gold bracelet is the requirement or whether a strap version would do. Say if a full set with the Certificate of Origin is essential.
Confirmed for each request. Gold Nautilus chronographs appear irregularly and we will say plainly what is realistic rather than quote a date.
Original box, Certificate of Origin, booklets and any additional links are itemised for the individual watch we propose.
Condition of the gold bracelet is the detail that matters most here — stretch, link wear and any polishing — and we set it out alongside originality, service history and verification arrangements.
Send the reference by WhatsApp or the form, with the dial, set and timing that matter to you. A collection or a style is enough to begin.
We go to our network rather than a boutique list, and come back with what is realistic on availability and timing before you commit to anything.
Condition, documents and what accompanies the watch are set out in writing for the individual piece we propose. You decide with the details in front of you.
Bank transfer in any major currency, or crypto. Collection in London or fully insured delivery, agreed for the watch and the destination.
Any brand, any reference, whether or not it appears on this site. Tell us what you have in mind and we take it from there.
The movement and complications are the same. The case, bracelet and clasp are 18 ct rose gold rather than steel, which makes it heavier, considerably rarer and a different watch to own.
Stretch between the links, wear at the pins, and whether the watch has been polished in a way that has softened the edges between the brushed and polished surfaces. We report all three for the individual watch.
Not on this reference. The bracelet is integrated into the case design rather than fitted to lugs, which is why Patek sells strap and bracelet versions as separate references.
Yes. Bank transfer in any major currency, or crypto; Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum, USDT and other major coins and stablecoins are accepted. The coin, network and amount are confirmed with you before any transfer.
An exact reference or an idea is enough to start the conversation. We will take care of the search and discuss the options with you.
