Patek PhilippeNautilus

Released in 2012 and recently discontinued, the 5711/1A-011 is a white dial version of this iconic model line. Offering an interesting alternative to the better-known blue-faced variant, the watch is highly legible thanks to the contrasting black oxidised white gold markers and hands.

The distinctive Gerald Genta designed case presents in a versatile 40mm size, making it ergonomic and aesthetically pleasing on the wrist. The integrated bracelet is satin-finished, with polished intermediary links and a fine bevel that extends from the case and down the edge of each link. Turning the watch over reveals Patek Philippe’s latest generation calibre 26-330 S C movement. Featuring a 45-hour power reserve and a 21K yellow gold winding rotor, it also introduces a hacking seconds function for the first time on the Nautilus mode line.

This example from 2019 is presented in excellent condition with minor signs of wear. Also included is the box, guarantee, certificate of origin, travel pouch, loupe, and swing tag.

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