Patek Philippe Nautilus 5740 turquoise dial replica
Patek Philippe’s 5740/1G is the perpetual calendar of the Nautilus line. Ours keeps the counter layout of the 5740 and sets it on a turquoise dial, all over the horizontal embossing.
Dial
On the QC photos the counter at 9 carries the days from MON to SUN around a small 24-hour hand, the right-hand counter combines a date ring with a leap-year cycle marked 1 to 4, and below the centre a dark blue moon with stars sits inside a ring of even hours up to 24. The studio picture has the month at 3 and the date around the moon; the QC set is the layout you receive. White luminous batons in dark outlines and white hands stand out against the turquoise.
Case and bracelet
A 40 mm case and integrated bracelet in steel with a white gold-tone finish, closed by a folding clasp. A cross emblem decorates the crown and the bracelet beside the clasp, and the opened clasp reads PATEK PHILIPPE GENEVE.
Movement and tier
SuperClone is the tier here: -5/+6 seconds a day and a smooth sweep at 28,800 vph. The sapphire back shows the automatic movement, its gold-tone rotor carrying the cross emblem.
Before it ships
Your own turquoise 5740 is photographed and filmed before dispatch. The pictures and the clip reach your inbox 3-5 business days after payment, and nothing ships until you approve them.
Other 5740 dials
The blue dial Patek Philippe made for this reference is our Nautilus 5740/1G-001 in blue, in the same white gold-tone case. The silvery white 5740 shares the case too and has the palest face. With a rose gold-tone case and bracelet there are the brown gradient dial and the silver dial with rose-tone batons. The 5811/1G-001 keeps the white gold-tone finish with a blue dial and only the date. Perpetual calendars outside the Nautilus are in Grand Complications, and every model is listed in the Nautilus collection.
Questions about the turquoise 5740
Is there a box with the turquoise 5740?
It travels in protective packaging. The Patek-style box is sold separately and can join the same order.
Is the dial the same colour as on the studio picture?
The studio picture shows a lighter mint shade. On the QC photos the dial is a brighter sky turquoise, and those photos show the watch you receive.
What does the counter at 3 show?
The date on its outer ring and the leap-year cycle in the centre, numbered 1 to 4.


















