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A Nautical Send-Off for the 5711/1A: Patek Philippe Nautilus in Sunburst Olive Green

Roger Ruegger

Apr 7, 2021

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A Nautical Send-Off for the 5711/1A: Patek Philippe Nautilus in Sunburst Olive Green

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After the brand's announcement that the Ref. 5711/1A-010 in stainless steel would soon be discontinued, Patek Philippe is now launching a final model in stainless steel with an olive green dial (Ref. 5711/1A-014) – a hue that never existed before in the Nautilus collection and has become extremely popular in recent years.

The 40-mm case is water resistant to 120 meters, protecting the self-winding caliber 26-330 S C movement that has been powering the Ref. 5711 since 2019.

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This movement is a spin-off of the caliber 324 S C and offers several innovations and technical optimizations, especially of the winding system. It also features a stop-seconds mechanism.

List price in the U.S. is $34,893

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