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Patek Philippe Nautilus Moon Phase 18K Rose Gold 5712 Grey Dial New Clasp product view super clone watch

Patek Philippe Nautilus Moon Phase 18K Rose Gold 5712 Grey Dial New Clasp

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Original price was: $1,749.00.Current price is: $1,149.00.

This is the 5712 to choose if you care about the thin Nautilus profile, the correct asymmetric dial, and a bracelet update that actually matters in daily wear. The grey embossed dial against the rose gold-toned case gives this reference its signature tension, while the moon phase, date, power reserve and small seconds keep the layout unmistakably 5712. Compared with thicker older 5712 executions built around modified base movements, this one focuses on the ultra-slim case architecture and upgraded clasp. The details below matter because this model is all about proportion and mechanical layout.

Configuration Details Confirmed before shipment

Movement Clone Caliber 240 PS IRM C LU, approximately 36 hours power reserve

Case Material 18K Rose Gold Plated Stainless Steel

Bezel 18K Rose Gold Plated, brushed face with polished chamfers

Crystal Sapphire with colorless anti-reflective coating

Bracelet Integrated 18K Rose Gold Plated bracelet with August 2024 micro-adjustment clasp

Water Resistance 30m stated rating

SKU: patek-philippe-nautilus-moon-phase-18k-rose-gold-5712-grey-dial-new-clasp-super-clone-watch Categories: IN STOCK SALE, Patek Philippe Brand: Patek Philippe

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The grey embossed dial is what makes this 5712 feel right

At a glance, the watch lives or dies by the dial balance, and this one gets the character of the 5712 exactly where an experienced buyer looks first. The slate grey surface carries the horizontal embossed Nautilus motif, then breaks into the reference’s distinctive asymmetric display: power reserve at the upper left, moon phase integrated with date at the lower left, and small seconds at the right. On this rose gold-toned execution, that dark dial creates the contrast that gives the watch its identity. The applied baton markers and matching hands keep the display sharp, while the warm case color softens what could otherwise be a very technical layout.

If you are considering a 5712 instead of a simpler three-hand Nautilus, this is the reason. The watch has more visual information, but it still needs to look composed rather than crowded. Here, the sub-dials sit with the right visual depth and the overall face stays clean enough to preserve the elegant side of the Nautilus design.

The 9.1mm case profile is the key technical advantage

This watch is built around a 40mm rose gold plated stainless steel case with a verified 9.1mm thickness. For this reference, that slimness is not a side note; it is central to the entire appeal. The Nautilus 5712 should feel broad, flat and refined on the wrist, with the bezel spreading outward rather than stacking upward. That proportion is what gives the watch its recognizably sleek silhouette.

The bezel itself is finished with a brushed top surface and polished chamfered edges, which is exactly the kind of contrast that brings the porthole-inspired case shape to life. Along the case flanks and bracelet shoulders, the alternating brushed and polished surfaces keep the watch from looking dull or overly glossy. On the wrist, the thin mid-case and wide bezel make the watch present larger than the raw dimensions suggest, while still keeping a restrained profile under a cuff.

The clone Caliber 240 layout is why this version stands out

Inside is the clone Caliber 240 PS IRM C LU with approximately 36 hours of power reserve. More important than the name alone is what it enables: a 1:1 style movement architecture that supports the full complication set while preserving the thin case profile this reference needs. The movement runs at 21,600 bph and includes a fully functional moon phase, date, power reserve indicator and small seconds.

That matters because older or lesser 5712 builds often relied on thicker modified base movements, which usually force compromises in case height and overall proportion. Here, the watch stays focused on what knowledgeable 5712 buyers typically care about most: maintaining the elegant slimness of the original concept while keeping the signature indications active rather than decorative. If your benchmark is not just a Nautilus look, but a convincing 5712 experience, this movement architecture is the reason to look closely at this particular watch.

The integrated bracelet and new clasp make the watch easier to live with

The integrated rose gold plated bracelet is essential to how a Nautilus should look and wear. The first links flow directly out of the case, preserving the broad, continuous shape that makes the design so recognizable from across a room. Visually, the polished central links catch light against the brushed outer surfaces, helping the bracelet echo the finishing of the bezel and case.

This version also includes the August 2024 micro-adjustment clasp update. That is a meaningful distinction from earlier examples because it addresses bracelet tolerance and sizing flexibility in a practical way. On a watch with this slim, contoured case profile, bracelet setup matters more than many buyers expect. A better clasp system helps the watch sit more precisely and keeps the integrated design feeling deliberate rather than fussy.

Who this rose gold 5712 suits best

This is the right pick for the buyer who wants the Nautilus at its most expressive rather than its most minimal. The rose gold-toned case and bracelet give the 5712 more presence than a steel version, while the grey dial keeps that warmth under control and preserves a slightly technical, modern edge. It is especially appealing if you appreciate the 5712 because it does not hide its complexity; it turns power reserve, date, moon phase and seconds into part of the design language.

There is also a clear reason to choose this over thicker older 5712 alternatives: the slim 9.1mm profile and updated clasp directly improve the two areas that shape ownership most, namely proportion and day-to-day fit. If you already know the 5712 is the Nautilus variant you want, this execution puts the emphasis where it should be.

Watch specification

Configuration summary for this watch

Brand	Patek Philippe
Movement	Clone Caliber 240 PS IRM C LU, approximately 36 hours power reserve
Case Material	18K Rose Gold Plated Stainless Steel
Bezel	18K Rose Gold Plated, brushed face with polished chamfers
Crystal	Sapphire with colorless anti-reflective coating
Bracelet	Integrated 18K Rose Gold Plated bracelet with August 2024 micro-adjustment clasp
Water Resistance	30m stated rating

Buyer Q&A

Questions about this Patek Philippe watch

What complications are active on this 5712?

This watch includes a functional moon phase, analog date, power reserve indicator and small seconds.

Why does the 9.1mm thickness matter on a Nautilus 5712?

The 5712 is defined by a wide, ultra-slim profile. Keeping the case at 9.1mm preserves the flat, elegant silhouette that gives this reference its distinctive look on the wrist.

What is the practical benefit of the updated clasp?

The August 2024 micro-adjustment clasp improves sizing precision and addresses the bracelet tolerance issues associated with earlier versions.

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