Constructed entirely in 18k rose gold, this Nautilus reference introduces a richer visual language through its brown sunburst dial and polished surfaces. The case retains its iconic rounded octagonal form, paired with a fully integrated bracelet that enhances continuity across the design. Inside, a self-winding movement delivers stable performance, while the ultra-thin construction preserves elegance on the wrist. The dial features applied gold hour markers with luminescent coating for clarity, along with a discreet date window.

This configuration elevates the Nautilus from sport luxury into a more expressive territory. The warmth of rose gold transforms the identity of the watch, making it more pronounced, more personal, and unmistakably premium.

Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711/1R-001

Reference: 5711/1R-001
Collection: Nautilus
Case Material: 18K rose gold
Case Shape: Cushion-shaped, porthole-inspired
Case Diameter: 40 mm
Case Thickness: approximately 8.3 mm
Water Resistance: 120 m
Crystal: Sapphire crystal
Case Back: Sapphire-crystal display back
Crown: Screw-down.

Dial: Brown gradient dial transitioning from a lighter brown center to a darker/black outer edge, with applied gold hour markers and luminous hands. Date aperture at 3 o’clock and central sweep seconds. Patek Philippe introduced this rose-gold version in 2015.

Movement: Patek Philippe Calibre 324 S C
Movement Type: Self-winding mechanical
Movement Diameter: 27 mm
Movement Thickness: 3.3 mm
Components: 213
Jewels: 29
Power Reserve: 35–45 hours
Frequency: 28,800 semi-oscillations/hour (4 Hz)
Rotor: Gold central oscillating weight
Balance: Gyromax®
Balance Spring: Spiromax®
Functions: Hours, minutes, central sweep seconds and date.

Bracelet: Integrated 18K rose-gold Nautilus bracelet
Clasp: 18K rose-gold Patek Philippe deployant/folding clasp.

Alternative Reference Context

The 5711/1R-001 is the full rose-gold counterpart to the stainless-steel 5711/1A family. It was launched in 2015 and is distinguished by its rose-gold case and bracelet and brown-to-black gradient dial.

A critical technical point for cataloguing: the 5711/1R-001 existed across the Calibre 324 S C era and the later 26-330 S C era. Therefore, when documenting an individual watch, the movement should be verified against its production year rather than assuming every 5711/1R-001 contains exactly the same calibre.