Nelson at Jutland and Beatty at Trafalgar

What happens if Beatty and Seymour take Nelson's place at Trafalgar while Nelson commands at Jutland?

The answer expects Collingwood and the established movement to sustain Trafalgar, while Nelson's prospects at Jutland depend heavily on communications and adaptation.

Beatty and Seymour are imagined at Trafalgar, with Nelson transferred to Jutland, also called Skagerrak. At Trafalgar, the fleet is already moving and Collingwood's presence is expected to limit the damage they could do. The seniority argument is later expressed as a belief that Collingwood had spent longer as a vice admiral than Beatty had by Jutland. Nelson's prospects depend on having a capable communications officer. His ability to command the unfamiliar force is treated as possible, with substantial uncertainty.