Patek PhilippeNautilus

KEY FACTS

• A Patek Philippe Nautilus ref. 5711/1A-010 from 2013
• Offered by a private collector in Madrid, Spain 
• A one-owner watch purchased new from an authorised Patek Philippe dealer in the US
• Presented with its display box, outer sleeve, certificate of origin, booklets and leather folder 
• Also included in the lot are three spare links where the bracelet has been sized
• Graded ‘B’ for condition by the vendor who reports the watch to be in good working order 

FUNCTION

• Hours, minutes, seconds, date
• Powered by ​Patek Philippe’s automatic 324 S C calibre movement
• Power reserve of 45 hours
• 120m of water resistance (not tested) 

SUMMARY

The 5711/1A was launched in 2006 to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the Nautilus and has since become the most desirable luxury steel sports watch on the planet. This meteoric rise has been further exacerbated by Patek Philippe's decision to discontinue the model. Based on the original Gerald Genta designed ref. 3700 from 1976, the Nautilus ref. 5711 features a 40mm case with a distinctive rounded octagonal bezel. The integrated bracelet, also in steel, is satin-finished, with polished intermediary links and a fine bevel that extends from the case and down the edge of each link. It’s secured to the wrist via a double deployant clasp. The dial is finished in blue, with distinctive horizontal ridges emblematic of the model. The hours are marked by batons filled with Super-LumiNova, and a date aperture is positioned at 3 o’clock.

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