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TheVTCGuy · 22 June 2022, 02:41 PM

I keep fooling myself in to believing some day I will own a Nautilus… (We can all dream), but I was kind of surprised when I read the specs. The power reserve is (only) 48 hours.

Now, I am a Dorklehead about PP, but considered it as the epitome of watch watchmaking. People can argue about that for weeks but wouldn’t it make sense the Zenith (pardon the pun) of watchmakers at least equal Rolex in their (newer) models power reserve? 72 hours?

Maybe this is no big deal…. Personally, I actually consider it a nice feature my sub has the longer power reserve, it has come in handy a couple times. Shouldn’t PP lead the industry in a feature like Power Reserve?

22 June 2022, 02:41 PM	#1
TheVTCGuy Banned Join Date: Jul 2008 Real Name: Paul Location: San Diego Watch: 126619LB Posts: 21,540	So I was looking at the 5712 on the PP website… I keep fooling myself in to believing some day I will own a Nautilus… (We can all dream), but I was kind of surprised when I read the specs. The power reserve is (only) 48 hours. Now, I am a Dorklehead about PP, but considered it as the epitome of watch watchmaking. People can argue about that for weeks but wouldn’t it make sense the Zenith (pardon the pun) of watchmakers at least equal Rolex in their (newer) models power reserve? 72 hours? Maybe this is no big deal…. Personally, I actually consider it a nice feature my sub has the longer power reserve, it has come in handy a couple times. Shouldn’t PP lead the industry in a feature like Power Reserve?

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