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Patek Philippe Nautilus Moon Phase 5712 Blue Dial New Clasp

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Original price was: $1,659.00.Current price is: $1,199.00.

This is the 5712 super clone to choose if case profile and dial execution matter most. The dark blue-black horizontally embossed dial, fully integrated moonphase/date layout, and updated double safety push-button clasp give it the look serious Nautilus buyers notice first. Against older 5712 versions built around thicker modified movements, this one stands out for its slimmer 8.6mm profile and integrated Cal. 240 architecture. The details below are worth reading because this reference lives or dies by its proportions, complication layout, and bracelet refinement.

Configuration Details Confirmed before shipment

Movement PPF custom Caliber 240 PS IRM C LU clone, approximately 38 hours power reserve

Case Material 316L stainless steel

Bezel 316L stainless steel octagonal bezel with satin-brushed face and polished chamfers

Crystal Flat sapphire crystal with dual-sided anti-reflective coating

Bracelet 316L stainless steel integrated bracelet with double safety push-button folding clasp

Water Resistance Physical life waterproof

SKU: patek-philippe-nautilus-moon-phase-5712-blue-dial-new-clasp-super-clone-watch Categories: IN STOCK SALE, Patek Philippe Brand: Patek Philippe

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The blue-black dial is what decides this watch

The first thing that makes this Nautilus 5712 compelling is the dial balance. You get the correct asymmetrical 5712 layout with power reserve at the upper left, pointer date wrapped around the moonphase at 7 o’clock, and small seconds at 4 to 5 o’clock. On this example, the dark blue-black dial carries the horizontal embossed pattern that gives the surface depth without making the display busy. Baton hour markers and matching hands keep the watch legible, while the moonphase aperture adds the visual break that makes the 5712 more interesting than a simpler three-hand Nautilus.

For an informed buyer, that matters because the 5712 is not a watch you buy for simplicity. You buy it because the dial has tension, negative space, and just enough complication to feel technical without becoming crowded. This piece delivers that character well, especially with the contrast between the darker dial center and the pale steel case and bracelet.

The 8.6mm profile is the real technical advantage here

This watch uses the PPF custom Caliber 240 PS IRM C LU clone with approximately 38 hours of power reserve. The practical significance is not just the movement name. It is the fact that the watch keeps the ultra-thin 8.6mm profile that makes the Nautilus 5712 wear and look correct from the side. That slimness is a major reason knowledgeable buyers prefer this execution over older versions built around modified Miyota-based layouts, which typically forced a thicker case and less convincing side profile.

If you are comparing versions, this is where the value sits. The 5712 only looks right when the case remains thin and the complication stack does not distort the silhouette. Here, the custom integrated movement supports a functional power reserve indicator, pointer date, moonphase, and small seconds while preserving the proportions that make the reference desirable in the first place.

Steel finishing and bezel shape give the watch its Nautilus identity

The 40mm case is made from 316L stainless steel, with a satin-brushed octagonal bezel and polished chamfers that catch light at the edge. That alternating finish is essential to the Nautilus look. In the photos, the bezel face reads clean and broad, while the polished shoulder flanks and case-side contours keep the watch from appearing flat or blocky. The integrated steel bracelet continues that same visual rhythm, tapering the watch into something architectural rather than ornamental.

The crystal is flat sapphire with dual-sided anti-reflective coating, which helps the dial stay readable while preserving the low, crisp top view that this reference needs. Taken together, the steel case, bezel finishing, and integrated bracelet create the kind of restrained visual sharpness that makes the 5712 work with a cuff, knitwear, or a simple T-shirt without looking out of place.

The new clasp is a meaningful upgrade, not a minor footnote

This version is fitted with the updated double safety push-button folding clasp with slide micro-adjustment. That is important because bracelet refinement is one of the areas where daily ownership is either satisfying or frustrating. The newer clasp improves the feel of the bracelet system and gives you a more modern closure setup than earlier friction-style solutions. On a watch with an integrated bracelet, that matters more than many buyers expect because fit and closure quality strongly influence how often the piece gets worn.

For someone choosing a high-end 5712 super clone today, this clasp update helps make this particular watch the stronger pick. It supports the overall sense that the watch was built around the complete experience: thin case, correct visual layout, and a bracelet closure that suits the price level.

Who this 5712 suits best

This is the right choice for the buyer who understands that the 5712 is all about proportion, complication placement, and finishing continuity. If you want a Nautilus with more personality than a time-and-date model, but you still want the clean steel sports-watch presence that defines the line, this reference makes a strong case. The dark dial keeps the watch understated from a distance, then reveals the moonphase, date arc, and power reserve once you look closely.

Water Resistance is stated as physical life waterproof, with professional pressure testing recommended before any swimming consideration. As a result, this watch is best approached as an everyday wear piece for desk, travel, dinner, and collection rotation rather than as a sports tool.

Watch specification

Configuration summary for this watch

Brand	Patek Philippe
Movement	PPF custom Caliber 240 PS IRM C LU clone, approximately 38 hours power reserve
Case Material	316L stainless steel
Bezel	316L stainless steel octagonal bezel with satin-brushed face and polished chamfers
Crystal	Flat sapphire crystal with dual-sided anti-reflective coating
Bracelet	316L stainless steel integrated bracelet with double safety push-button folding clasp
Water Resistance	Physical life waterproof

Buyer Q&A

Questions about this Patek Philippe watch

Does the power reserve indicator work on this 5712?

Yes. The power reserve indicator at the upper-left side of the dial is functional and tracks mainspring tension.

What makes this version preferable to older 5712 executions?

The main advantage is the integrated Caliber 240 clone that allows the watch to maintain an 8.6mm profile while supporting the full 5712 complication layout. Older modified movement versions were typically thicker.

What clasp does this watch use?

It is fitted with the updated double safety push-button folding clasp with slide micro-adjustment on the integrated steel bracelet.

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