Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711 stone-set white dial replica
Apart from the crown and the clasp, nothing on the outside of this 5711 is left plain: clear stones cover the bezel in several rows, run down the case flanks and fill the bracelet links. The dial stays simple by contrast, silvery white with the horizontal embossing, luminous batons and hands, and the date at 3.
The QC set shows a pale green tint in the lume of the batons and hands against the silver, and a brushed steel clasp with an engraved cross emblem between the set links. The signed crown sits between stone-set flanks; behind, a glass window reveals the self-winding movement and its gold-coloured rotor.
Specifications
- Case: 40 mm, steel-tone, bezel and flanks set with clear stones
- Bracelet: integrated, links set with clear stones
- Dial: silvery white, horizontal embossing, date at 3
- Caseback: see-through, with a gold-tone rotor
- Movement: automatic, 28,800 vph, 40-48 hours of power reserve
- Tier: SuperClone, 904L steel, sapphire crystal, -5/+6 seconds a day
Other stone-set colours
This paved case is also made with a blue gradient dial and, in rose gold-tone, with a chocolate brown dial. Set the dial as well and you get the rose gold-tone stone-set dial or the yellow gold-tone version with stones on the dial. Bezel-only setting comes in two forms: a single row of round stones on the blue-grey 5711 and a green dial ringed by baguette-cut stones. Coloured baguettes on a white dial are on the pink-stone bezel. With no stones at all there is the steel 5711/1A-010 without stones; browse the full Nautilus collection for the others.
Questions about the white stone-set 5711
Is the white dial set with stones?
No. The dial is silvery white with horizontal grooves and luminous batons; the stones are on the case, bezel and bracelet.
What kind of stones are they?
The stone type is not listed on this page. Ask our support team with the listing name and they will tell you.
Can the stone-set bracelet be shortened?
Yes. A typical wrist loses 2-4 links, which any watchmaker or jeweller can remove; your QC photos show whether the links are held by screws or pins.




















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