Patek Philippe Nautilus 5712 black dial replica
This is the steel moon phase Nautilus with a black dial. The horizontal embossing runs across the black, white luminous batons and hands stand out against it, and the three counters keep the 5712 layout: power reserve at 10, the date ring around the moon phase at 7 and small seconds at 5. The 40 mm case sits on the integrated steel bracelet with a folding clasp.
Black or blue
The blue-dial steel model is our Patek Philippe 5712 replica, the 5712/1A-001, on the same case and bracelet. The -001 suffix belongs to that blue dial, so this black version is listed under the general 5712 reference. A rose gold-tone case on a matching bracelet comes with a dark grey dial or as the brown-dial 5712/1R-001. On leather straps there is the white-tone case with a blue dial, the white-tone case with a slate grey dial, the steel case with a rose gold-tone bezel and the rose gold-tone 5712R-001 on brown leather. Every model is listed under Nautilus watches by reference.
Tiers and accuracy
Pick AAA or SuperClone. On the SuperClone tier every complication works: moon phase, power reserve and date. The movement beats at 28,800 vph, so the seconds hand sweeps, and a full wind keeps it running for 40-48 hours.
What the QC photos show
The display caseback, on photos 4 and 10, shows the automatic movement and a gold-tone rotor engraved with the cross emblem. The folding clasp is engraved PATEK PHILIPPE GENEVE on photo 7, and the bracelet pairs brushed outer links with polished centre links on photo 8. The last two frames show a movement out of the case.
Care and delivery
The case is rated 30 m: wear it in the rain or while washing your hands, but not to swim or shower, and keep the screw-down crown closed. Within 3-5 business days of payment you receive 8-12 photos and a video of your watch. After you approve, it ships free and tracked and usually reaches the US, the UK or Europe in 12-16 business days.
Questions about the black-dial 5712
How accurate is the black-dial 5712?
SuperClone keeps within -5/+6 seconds a day and AAA within ±10 seconds.
Is the black dial really black or dark blue?
On the main photo it is black, a little lighter toward the centre, and the hand-held QC photo shows the same deep black.
Why is the reference 5712 and not 5712/1A-001?
The -001 suffix belongs to the blue dial. This watch has the same steel case, bracelet and counters with a black dial, so the page lists it as a 5712.

























