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Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711/1A vs. 5712/1A: A Collector's Comparison

ArmisT · 2020-10-29T10:57:29Z

Explore ArmisT's Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711/1A and 5712/1A comparison. Gain insights into collecting these iconic references and personal ownership experiences.

By ArmisT · Oct 29, 2020 · 21 replies

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ArmisT's post, "The Dynamic Duo," offers a compelling visual comparison of two highly coveted Patek Philippe Nautilus references, the 5711/1A and the 5712/1A. This side-by-side presentation allows collectors to appreciate the subtle yet significant design differences and shared aesthetic language that define these iconic sports watches. ArmisT's personal reflections on ownership and acquisition further enrich the discussion, providing valuable context for enthusiasts navigating the Patek Philippe landscape.

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Key Points from the Discussion

The author is actively awaiting specific Patek Philippe models, having expressed interest in the 5726 blue and the 5167A, prioritizing the latter for its expected wearability.
ArmisT reflects on the new 5726, having previously owned and appreciated the grey/black dial version for its thicker profile and wrist presence, despite selling it to fund another acquisition.
A fellow collector shared a wristshot of a Patek Philippe Nautilus, contributing to the visual appreciation of the reference.

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holdemchamp1225

Oct 29, 2020

Sweet duo 🔥😉 [nt]

ArmisT

Oct 29, 2020

Thank you very much. [nt]

Reuven Malter

Oct 29, 2020

Fantastic fume :-) [nt]

ArmisT

Oct 29, 2020

That’s true, they do have the fume effect! :) [nt]

@lberti

Oct 29, 2020

Man, the left one.....

... man, the right one...... 🤗

ArmisT

Oct 29, 2020

LOL, my sentiments exactly. [nt]

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