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Generated illustration of the Patek Philippe Nautilus Fases de Luna 5712/1R-001: octagonal case, 40 mm, brown fading to black dial, octagonal bezel, bracelet strap.

Plate 309. Illustration generated from this record, not a photograph. No lettering or logos. Colours are approximate. Same scale on every plate.

a Bezel
octagonal, rose gold
b Dial
brown fading to black, markers: batons, with date
c Case
rose gold, octagonal
d Strap
bracelet, rose gold

Patek Philippe · Integrated sports

Nautilus Fases de Luna

Ref. 5712/1R-001

Machine translation pending human review. Figures and sources match the original.

A Nautilus with an ultra-thin micro-rotor calibre and an asymmetrical layout. It combines date, moon phase and power reserve without losing slimness.

Price unconfirmed

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Why it matters

  • Off-centre 22k gold micro-rotor
  • Moon phase and reserve indicator
  • 38 to 48 hours of reserve according to Patek

Specifications

Line
Nautilus
Year
unconfirmed
Status
In production
Range
Haute horlogerie
Diameter
40 mm
Thickness
8.5 mm
Material
rose gold
Shape
octagonal
Dial
brown fading to black
Markers
batons
Date
Yes
Bezel
octagonal, rose gold
Strap
bracelet, rose gold
Calibre
240 PS IRM C LU
Movement
Automatic
Power reserve
48 h
Frequency
21,600 vph
Jewels
29
Water resistance
30 m
Complications
hours, minutes, small seconds, date, moon phase, power reserve

Across the Archive

Diameter40 mmAbove 38% of 391 watches with this figure
Thickness8.5 mmAbove 15% of 291 watches with this figure
Power reserve48 hAbove 23% of 292 watches with this figure
Frequency21,600 vphAbove 6% of 233 watches with this figure
Water resistance30 mAbove 1% of 336 watches with this figure
Priceunconfirmed

Where to buy

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Sources

  1. patek.com

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