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Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711
The Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711 is more than a watch; it is a legend. As the direct descendant of Gérald Genta’s revolutionary 1976 design, the Patek 5711 is perhaps the most sought-after luxury sports watch in the world. Its iconic porthole-inspired case, integrated bracelet, and horizontally embossed dial are instantly recognizable. Discontinued in 2021, its scarcity has only fueled its status as the ultimate “grail watch” for collectors.
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The Legacy of an Icon: The 5711 Patek Philippe
The reference 5711 was introduced in 2006 to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Nautilus. It refined the original design with a more robust three-part case, a slightly larger 40mm diameter, and a high-performance in-house movement. The genius of the 5711 Nautilus lies in its perfect balance of sporty utility and elegant finishing, making it a watch that can truly be worn anywhere, with anything. Its simple time-and-date layout is the purest expression of Genta's original vision.
The Quintessential Model: 5711/1A with Blue Dial
The most iconic and desirable version is the Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711 blue dial in stainless steel (reference 5711/1A-010). Its stunning blue-black gradient dial shifts in color depending on the light, creating a captivating effect. The scarcity and immense demand for this specific model have made it a legend in the watch world. We also offer other variations, including the elegant Patek Philippe 5711 in rose gold with a chocolate brown dial.
Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711 Price and Investment Value
The Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711 price on the secondary market is a clear indicator of its incredible demand. Following its discontinuation, market values surged far beyond the original Patek Philippe MSRP. A steel 5711/1A can trade for well over $100,000, while precious metal versions command even higher figures. Its status as a discontinued icon makes the Patek 5711 a formidable investment asset.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Patek Philippe 5711
Why is the Patek Philippe 5711 so popular and expensive?
The 5711 is expensive due to a perfect storm of factors: its iconic Gérald Genta design, the prestige of the Patek Philippe brand, extremely limited production, and the fact that it was officially discontinued in 2021, creating immense scarcity.
Is the Patek 5711 discontinued?
Yes, the Patek 5711 was officially discontinued by Patek Philippe in 2021. It has been succeeded by the reference 5811, which features a white gold case and a slightly larger diameter.
What does 'PP 5711' mean?
'PP' is a common and widely used abbreviation among collectors for Patek Philippe. Therefore, "PP 5711" is the enthusiast's shorthand for the Patek Philippe Nautilus reference 5711.
How can I spot common typos for Patek Philippe?
When searching for a 5711 Patek, be aware of frequent misspellings like "Patek Phillipe 5711," "Paddock 5711," "Patel 5711," or "Payek 5711." Using the correct spelling ensures you are viewing authentic, high-value timepieces.
What is the difference between the 5711 and the 5712?
The Patek Philippe 5711 is a simple time-and-date model, representing the purest form of the Nautilus design. The Patek Philippe 5712 is a more complicated version, featuring an asymmetrical dial with a power reserve indicator, a moonphase display, and a small-seconds subdial.
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