Patek Philippe Nautilus 5726 slate dial rubber replica
A sportier way to wear the slate 5726: the steel case, 40.5 mm across, sits on a black rubber strap with a ribbed centre instead of the steel bracelet. It is lighter on the wrist than the bracelet version.
Dial
The dial is a very dark slate: grey-blue toward the centre and nearly black at the edge. Under 12 are the day and month windows, above 6 a blue moon disc framed by a silver 24-hour ring, and at 6 the date. The batons and hands are white.
Strap
The rubber joins the case through steel end pieces that follow the line of the case. A rubber strap is cut to length rather than shortened by links, so measure your wrist twice before trimming it. The steel folding clasp is engraved with the Nautilus name (QC photo 5).
Caseback
The display caseback shows the automatic movement and its gold-tone rotor with the cross emblem (QC photo 9).
Tiers
You can choose AAA or SuperClone, both in 904L steel with sapphire crystal. AAA runs within ±10 seconds a day and SuperClone within -5/+6.
Other versions
Prefer metal on the wrist? The slate dial on the bracelet is the same watch on steel links. For a lighter face there is the white dial on the same rubber. Blue rubber comes with a bright blue dial or a navy dial that turns nearly black at the rim. The darkest leather option is the black-grey 5726A-001 on croc leather, and the line is led by the blue 5726/1A-014 on its bracelet. You can compare all Nautilus references in one place.
Questions about the slate 5726 on rubber
What shade is this 5726 dial?
It is a dark slate. The centre shows grey-blue and the edge goes almost black, with white batons and hands on top.
Do you sell a spare Nautilus rubber strap?
Yes. A Nautilus rubber strap is available as an extra you can add to the order; support confirms the colours for this case.
Can I wear it in the rain?
Yes. The case is rated 30 m, so rain and washing your hands are fine; it is not a watch for swimming.




























