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Patek Philippe 5980/1A Nautilus Chronograph made its debut in 2006, the year Patek Philippe celebrated Nautilus’ 30th Anniversary. For the first time, the Nautilus is fitted with Chronograph complication. It’s not just any chronograph but it was Patek Philippe’s first in-house automatic chronograph movement.

What sets itself apart is that it has a single chronograph counter at 6 displaying the chronograph’s minute and hour, giving it a cleaner and more symmetrical look. The chronograph pushers are well integrated at 2 and 4 o’clock position.

The case measures at 40.5mm with a 12.2mm thickness. It wears slightly bigger than most other Nautilus. And the dial is a classically gradient blue dial with silver chronograph minute counter.

It is powered by Patek Philippe’s Cal. CH28-520 self-winding movement with vertical clutch for smoother operation and better reliability.