Introduction

5990/1R
- Nautilus
Self-winding

Patek Philippe presents the Nautilus Travel Time Chronograph Reference 5990/1 in a generous rose gold version contrasting with the sunburst blue dial featuring an embossed horizontal pattern and applied hour-markers. The baton-style hands are in rose gold with a luminescent coating. This new model combines three highly sought-after complications: a self-winding flyback chronograph, an easy-to-use Travel Time function (dual time-zone), and a date display, coupled with local time.

Watch
Self-winding mechanical movement. Caliber CH 28‑520 C FUS. Flyback chronograph. Central chronograph hand. 60-minute counter. Two time zones: local and home time indication. Day/night indication for local time and home time in apertures. Date coupled with local time by hand.
Dial
Sunburst blue, gold applied hour markers with luminescent coating.
Case
Rose gold. Case diameter (10 - 4 o’clock): 40.5 mm. Height: 12.53 mm. Water resistant to 30 m. Screw-down crown. Sapphire crystal case back.
Bracelet
Rose gold. Patented fold-over clasp with lockable adjustment system.
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Other versions

5990/1R-001
Rose Gold
5990/1A-011
Stainless Steel

Caliber

CH 28-520 C FUS
Self-winding

Patek Philippe Caliber CH 28-520 C FUS - Front
Front Back

CH 28-520 C FUS
Self-winding

Flyback chronograph. Central chronograph hand. 60-minute counter. Two time zones: local and home time indication. Day/night indication for local time and home time in apertures. Date coupled with local time by hand. Diameter: 31 mm. Thickness: 6.95 mm. Number of parts: 370. Jewels: 34. Power reserve: min. 45 hours - max. 55 hours. Winding rotor: 21K gold central rotor. Balance: Gyromax®. Frequency: 28,800 semi-oscillations per hour (4 Hz). Balance spring: Spiromax®. Hallmark: Patek Philippe Seal.

Patek Philippe Seal

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Attention to details
Perfecting the bracelet

There are different types of bracelet: chain bracelets and the mechanically made bracelet. With the traditional chain bracelets each link used to be individually handmade, positioned, aligned, assembled, and soldered, which meant that completing a bracelet was a complicated process. These days the links of modern mechanical bracelets are produced by machine; however, assembly and finishing is always by hand, and it remains an intensive and satisfying job.

Cases and bracelets

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