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Patek Philippe Nautilus 5713 Blue Dial Diamond

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Original price was: $1,649.00.Current price is: $949.00.

If you want a gem-set Nautilus without the usual thick-case compromise, this is the one to focus on. The decision points are the slim 8.3-8.5 mm profile, the prong-set stone bezel, and the blue horizontal dial that keeps the watch looking sharp rather than flashy. Against thicker Miyota-based alternatives, this 3KF build stays closer to the clean, low-slung Nautilus feel on the wrist. The detailed description matters here because the appeal is in proportion, bezel execution, and how the integrated bracelet finishes the case.

Configuration Details Confirmed before shipment

Movement Clone 324 Integrated Caliber

Case Material 316L Stainless Steel

Bezel Prong-set moissanite (artificial zircon)

Crystal Scratch-resistant sapphire with colorless AR coating

Bracelet Integrated 316L stainless steel bracelet with Nautilus fold-over clasp

Water Resistance 30m

SKU: patek-philippe-nautilus-5713-blue-dial-diamond-super-clone-watch Categories: IN STOCK SALE, Patek Philippe Brand: Patek Philippe

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The blue dial is what keeps this 5713 balanced

The first thing that stands out is not the stone bezel, but the blue dial underneath it. The horizontal embossing gives the surface the expected Nautilus structure, while the tone shifts from brighter steel-blue highlights to a darker navy look depending on angle and light. That matters because a gem-set sports watch can easily become visually noisy. Here, the dial reins it back in. The baton markers and matching hands stay crisp against the dark blue field, and the date at 3 o’clock is framed cleanly without upsetting the symmetry.

For a buyer who already knows the Nautilus family, that balance is the reason to consider this reference over a standard steel piece or over a louder diamond-set alternative. It still reads as a Nautilus first, jewelry second.

Why this 3KF version earns attention

This watch is built around the 3KF Clone 324 integrated caliber, with hours, minutes, sweep seconds, and date. The practical advantage is not just the movement name; it is the case profile it allows. At approximately 8.3 to 8.5 mm thick, this version avoids the swollen side view that often gives away weaker executions of gem-set Nautilus models. If you have handled thicker decorated-base alternatives before, you will know exactly why that matters. The Nautilus depends on its broad, flat stance and its disciplined proportions. Once the case gets too tall, the entire design loses its point.

That is the strongest distinction here versus common Miyota-based builds. This one keeps the thin, composed look that makes the 5713 worth buying in the first place. Power reserve is approximately 36 hours, and the movement runs at 28,800 vph.

The bezel and case are the make-or-break details

On a watch like this, the bezel setting decides whether it looks convincing at arm’s length and under direct light. The bezel here uses prong-set moissanite rather than a flat glued appearance, which gives each stone better separation and a cleaner outline around the octagonal Nautilus form. You get sparkle, but the shape of the bezel still reads clearly. That is important, because the bezel should frame the dial instead of overwhelming it.

The 40.0 mm case is 316L stainless steel with the alternating brushed and polished finishing that this design needs. The top surfaces keep the sporty satin character, while the polished bevels and case flanks add the sharper visual break that makes a Nautilus case look architectural rather than soft. From the side, the porthole-inspired case shape and the signed crown remain faithful to the reference style. The caseback carries Au750 and St. Bernard dog head hallmarks, another detail collectors in this category tend to check closely.

The integrated bracelet is part of the watch, not an accessory

A Nautilus succeeds or fails with its bracelet. Here, the integrated 316L steel bracelet has the broad center links and tapered profile that let the watch flow as a single design. The brushing on the outer surfaces and polished central sections create the right contrast, giving the bracelet enough visual life without turning it mirror-bright from every angle. In photos, the clasp interior is finished with Patek Philippe Geneve engraving, and the overall look stays consistent with the rest of the watch.

This is also where the slim case pays off again. A thinner case sits more naturally within the first bracelet links, so the watch keeps that low, continuous line across the wrist instead of feeling top-heavy. If your taste leans toward the refined side of sports watches, that proportion is a major reason to choose this piece.

Who this 5713 makes sense for

This is the right pick for someone who wants the blue-dial Nautilus look with added presence, but does not want to give up the essential thinness and restraint of the model. The stone bezel adds flash, yet the dark dial, simple hand set, and integrated steel construction keep it disciplined. It is not trying to be a different watch; it is a more formal and more extroverted reading of the same design language.

For collectors comparing versions, the appeal is straightforward: you are choosing this watch for its thin case architecture, its prong-set bezel execution, and the way the blue dial keeps the entire package grounded. Those are the details that decide whether a 5713-style piece feels coherent or compromised.

Watch specification

Configuration summary for this watch

Brand	Patek Philippe
Movement	Clone 324 Integrated Caliber
Case Material	316L Stainless Steel
Bezel	Prong-set moissanite (artificial zircon)
Crystal	Scratch-resistant sapphire with colorless AR coating
Bracelet	Integrated 316L stainless steel bracelet with Nautilus fold-over clasp
Water Resistance	30m

Buyer Q&A

Questions about this Patek Philippe watch

What complications are present on this 5713-style model?

It displays hours, minutes, sweep seconds, and a date at 3 o’clock.

Why does this version appeal to buyers comparing factories?

The main draw is the slim 8.3-8.5 mm case profile made possible by the integrated Clone 324 movement. That keeps the watch closer to the low, flat Nautilus look that thicker alternatives tend to lose.

What is the bezel made of on this watch?

The bezel uses prong-set moissanite described as artificial zircon, cut to an 8-hearts and 8-arrows specification.

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