Patek Philippe

I thought it might be an appropriate time and fun exercise to take a survey and find out which “regular production” Nautilus is the favorite among the forum members. To keep the playing field level, I have limited the survey to regular production watches,...  

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happy design marriage of brute force and delicacy. Cheers Marc

Personally, the symmetry of the design and the dressy elements in a sports watch, unparalleled.. ...  

Agree it has every complication I need- a great all rounder! ...  

It might eventually be outdone by the /1R version though (definitely not by 5711/1A-014 or 5711/1300A). Best, V. ...  

it might be a bit much for me. It will be quite heavy and definitely not an under the radar watch. I do think, for better or worse, it will raise both the profile and desirability of the steel version.

I like very much 5990. I have a 5726 1A-014 blue dial and last Friday I received 5980 1AR….. I like the dial very very much…..also I like two tone rose gold and steel I like complications on Nautilus and for this reason I don’t want a 5711. Now we don’t k...  

light gray to almost black depending on lighting. For me with a small wrist, I appreciate the thinner Nautilus watches. As such, given the history of Nautilus, my favorite is the blue-dialed 5740 along with the PC functions housed in a relative thin case.... 

looks perfect on your wrist and has an impressive presence. The Nautilus with which I am intrigued the most is the new 5990R. I rule out every Nautilus with dark dial with this tiny white date window on dark ground. I just don't like it. The only exceptio...  

The reasons are: 1. Thin case 2. Unique blue dial which only present in limited editions before 3. Symmetrical dial layout 4. My personal love towards perpetual calendar Best, Henry ...  

Thin and quirky with a assymetric dial.

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has said 5711 is their favorite Nautilus (nor any votes for 3700, 3800 or 5800). Not in steel, not in gold, not in 2 tone- a big Zero! Not one time only watch. Very surprising to say the least. I wonder why? Any thoughts on this? Best, Patekova

Every time I put on a 3700 on the wrist (I don't own one), I feel in the seventh heaven.

This is my favorite: classic, minimalist, and above all svelte. ...  

and I got it with a discount back then: a first in-house chrono movement (to die for one with a vertical clutch), uber cool 70's look, the best SS bracelet ever made yet etc... ;-) ...  

But top spot for me is the ever classic 5980/1A... it has it all with a gorgeous blue dial... ...  

Think the blue and also the precious metal heft on the wrist on the 5740G and 5711P (non anniversary versions) appeal the most to me. 5740G for its beautiful symmetrical yet practical nature. 5711P because it’s such a simple yet beautiful iteration of the... 

Each of the watches is a very special watch. And yes, the blue dials on the 5740G and 5711P are beautiful to behold.

a pool of responses to draw any clear cut conclusions, there were 2 big surprises for me and 1 more predicable result. The biggest surprise - not one person choose the 5711 1/A!! In fact the only 5711 mentioned was the non-anniversary platinum version whi... 

I love #5711(blue/ white/ RG) because of its simplicity. and I am afraid many #5711 supporters may be reluctant

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And it’s the 5712. Most of the others are stunners but the 12 are s the only one that actually evokes its namesake, Captain Nemo’s sub, “Nautilus”. That steampunk effect, sub-dials all over the place that are somehow messy and elegant all at once. If you ... 

I always liked the 5990, but when finally had the opportunity to try it on it was too large for me - although it felt properly sporty. I bought it’s little brother 5164 and still love it. And then a strange thing - I tried on a 5712 not expecting to like ...