Patek Philippe · 2006

Nautilus 5711/1A-010 (Blue Dial)

The steel Nautilus 5711/1A-010, with its blue-gradient dial and porthole-shaped case, is the most famous luxury sports watch of its generation and became a cultural phenomenon before Patek discontinued it in 2021.

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The figure shown is the final boutique list price, not a resale quote: discontinuation and an essentially closed waitlist drove this reference to multiples of retail on the secondary market. Provenance is paramount here, so a full set with box, certificate of origin, and unworn condition of the ultra-thin Calibre 26-330 S C movement defines the top of the range. Rigorous authentication is non-negotiable.

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Key specs

BrandPatek Philippe
Reference / Model5711/1A-010
MaterialStainless steel
Size40mm
Production Year2020
Box & PapersFull set (box & certificate of origin)
Movement / ClosureAutomatic, Calibre 26-330 S C

Configurations: Base

Strengths

  • Most iconic and liquid steel Patek of its era
  • Discontinued status underpins enduring desirability
  • Blue-gradient dial is universally recognized
  • Ultra-thin in-house automatic movement

Trade-offs

  • Trades at a steep multiple of original retail
  • Discontinuation makes full sets scarce and costly
  • Prime target for sophisticated counterfeits

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