Credor OctaGenta Nautilus X Royal Oak

Seiko Nautiloak or Seikilus, Octagonal Genta: Royal Oak X Nautilus


CHF 5,300

WHY WE LOVE IT: Made in the same quality as its ancestors, the AP Royal Oak & Patek Nautilus but in much fewer pieces and Genta-designed -- an upcoming sought-after rarity. Finest '80s-Quartz.

Made in Nov 1981 and probably designed by Gerald Genta: The sophisticated dial, the octagonal shape (Royal Oak) and the Nautilus-theme and system on the bezel are obvious; Gentas connections to Mr Hattori are well known and it is not the only cross-over watch designed by Genta in 1980: the Patek Nautillipse follows exactly the same idea -- Nautilus X Ellipse.

This Credor is of extremely high quality and not worse than any of the two competitors (AP Royal Oak & PP Nautiuls) in this aspect.

Rare bicolor model and clearly speaking loud: '80s, Japan, Yuppie, Boom.

Perfect gold-wave dial: Sophisticated.

Screwed crown: Nautic.

Niche today but exactly the watch that you search in two years. And besides all that, it is a great indicator for your sun-consumption -- make sure your wrist is not brighter than the wonderful aged gold-dial.

The bracelet shows no stretch and no significant signs of wear. Amazing.


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