Patek Philippe Nautilus 40th Anniversary replica, 5711/1P-001
Patek Philippe marked forty years of the Nautilus in 2016 with the 5711/1P-001. Its blue dial carries a raised “40” and “1976-2016” above 6, and the hour markers are baguette-cut instead of plain batons. Our listing follows that dial: blue horizontal embossing, the anniversary numbers, baguette-cut markers and a date at 3. The case and bracelet are steel with a platinum-tone finish, 40 mm across.
Held in white gloves, the QC unit is pictured head-on and at angles that make the baguette markers sparkle. Both case flanks are covered, a glass back reveals the gold-tone rotor, and the folding clasp has PATEK PHILIPPE GENEVE engraved along its blade.
Specifications
- Case and bracelet: 40 mm, platinum-tone steel, fold-over clasp
- Dial: blue embossed, “40” and “1976-2016” above 6, baguette-cut markers
- Movement: automatic, 28,800 vph, power for 40-48 hours
- Tiers: A Grade, AAA, SuperClone; for the markers’ stones, ask support
Other blue Nautilus dials
Without the anniversary details, the blue 5711/1A-010 is the everyday steel version, and a darker blue-black 5711 sits on the same bracelet. Leather suits the navy-strap 5711, and rubber the sport version on blue rubber. Stones moved from the markers to the bezel give the stone-set bezel around a blue-grey dial, and the fully stone-set case and bracelet with a blue dial covers every surface. The rest are in the Nautilus range.
Questions about the anniversary 5711
What does the 1976-2016 on the dial mean?
Patek Philippe released the 5711/1P-001 in 2016 for the Nautilus’ 40th anniversary, and the dial carries those years. Our version reproduces that dial.
How do I tell it from the everyday steel 5711 at a glance?
Look below the centre: only this dial has the raised 40 and the years, and its hour markers are baguette-cut where the regular 5711/1A has plain white batons.
Is the case platinum?
No. It is steel with a platinum-tone finish. The /1P in the reference refers to the platinum case of the 2016 original.
What is on the caseback?
A display window onto the automatic movement and its gold-tone rotor, pictured on QC photo 8.




















