The Patek Philippe Nautilus 5712G is where casual elegance meets mechanical poetry—a white gold reinterpretation of Gerald Genta’s iconic design, wrapped in asymmetry and sophistication. Unlike its more conventional siblings, the 5712G is quietly complex, offering a softer, more introspective take on the luxury sports watch.

The 40mm case, crafted from solid 18k white gold, maintains the Nautilus’s signature porthole silhouette, but its polished edges and brushed surfaces elevate the tactile experience. Measuring only 8.5mm thick, the watch sits close to the wrist—low, light, and quietly confident. The absence of a steel bracelet gives it a more refined character, particularly when paired with the dark alligator leather strap and white gold deployant clasp.

Its horizontally embossed dial—finished in a warm slate grey—appears understated at first glance. But look closer, and you’ll find an artfully orchestrated asymmetry: a power reserve indicator at 10 o’clock, a moonphase and date subdial at 7, and a small seconds between 4 and 5. This layout, slightly off-kilter, adds personality without disrupting harmony—a hallmark of the 5712’s distinct charm.

Powering it all is the ultra-thin Caliber 240 PS IRM C LU, an automatic movement driven by a 22k gold micro-rotor. Viewed through the sapphire caseback, it reveals fine Geneva striping, hand-beveled edges, and a movement architecture that’s both delicate and deeply considered. With a 48-hour power reserve and moonphase accuracy down to one day in 122 years, it blends precision with grace.

Model – Nautilus
Reference – 5712G
Year – 2021
Size – 40mm
Dial – Grey
Case Material – White Gold
Bracelet Material – Leather
Movement – Automatic
Power Reserve – 48hrs
Water resistance – 100m
Condition – 9/10
Accs – Full Set
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