Patek Philippe DiW Nautilus 5711/1A "ROSE GOLD BLACK GRAIL"
Original price was: $2,300.00.$1,650.00Current price is: $1,650.00.
If you want the most distinctive take on a 5711, this Rose Gold Black Grail is the one that earns its place. The forged carbon marbling, rose gold-tone dial furniture, and composite bracelet give it a far more technical look than a standard steel Nautilus, while the 9.4mm profile keeps the shape convincingly slim. It runs on Clone Caliber 324 with date at 3, so the appeal is visual character paired with proven daily usability. The details below matter because this watch stands or falls on execution, contrast, and weight.
The forged carbon bezel is what makes this watch instantly different
The first thing that separates this 5711/1A "Rose Gold Black Grail" from a conventional Nautilus is the bezel and case surface. Instead of a uniform metal look, you get forged carbon with irregular marbling that creates a varied grey-on-black pattern across the bezel. That texture gives the watch a custom, technical presence without losing the familiar Nautilus shape. Against the dark case, the rose gold-tone crown and bracelet center elements stand out sharply, giving the watch a warmer, more dramatic contrast than a plain blacked-out build.
For a buyer choosing between this and a standard steel 5711-style piece, that difference is the point. Steel leans classic and understated; this DiW-style execution feels more niche, more modern, and much less common on the wrist.
Black horizontal dial with rose gold-tone markers keeps the layout clean
The dial stays true to the simple 5711 formula: central hours, minutes, sweeping seconds, and a date window at 3 o'clock. What changes here is the mood. The black dial uses the familiar horizontal groove pattern, while the applied baton markers and matching hands are finished in rose gold tone with light-colored luminous centers. That warmer handset and marker set makes the watch easier to read than an all-dark dial and ties the face visually to the bracelet accents and crown.
The date window at 3 remains crisp and practical, and the overall layout avoids clutter. If you're drawn to integrated sports watches because of proportion and balance rather than extra complications, this is exactly the kind of dial arrangement that keeps the watch versatile. It has enough contrast to feel special up close, but it still reads quickly at a glance.
The thin 40mm build is the real everyday advantage
This model is offered with a 40mm case, an ultra-thin 9.4mm profile, and a stated weight of 93.2g. Those numbers matter because they shape how the watch fits into daily wear. The broad Nautilus silhouette is already known for wrist presence, but the reduced mass here changes the experience. You still get the visual spread of an integrated-bracelet sports watch, yet the watch remains notably light on the wrist.
The case construction is specified as forged carbon fiber with black-coated stainless steel elements, and that combination suits the design well. The darker structural parts help preserve the sharp lines of the case, while the carbon surfaces keep the look from becoming flat. If you like integrated bracelets but do not want the denser feel of a full steel build, this version offers a noticeably different character without giving up the slim profile that makes the 5711 format so appealing.
Composite bracelet and display back add to the appeal for detail-focused collectors
The bracelet continues the same theme as the case, using carbon fiber and black-coated steel composite links. Visually, the rose gold-tone central sections break up the darker outer links and reinforce the "Black Grail" identity. It keeps the integrated flow of the Nautilus design while looking much more individual than a monochrome bracelet. The overall effect is architectural rather than flashy: dark surfaces, warm metallic highlights, and a consistent use of contrast from case to dial to bracelet.
Turn the watch over and the display caseback reveals the decorated Clone Caliber 324 with a signed-style rotor. This movement is offered with approximately 36 hours of power reserve. It is a practical choice for buyers who want a recognizable layout and dependable day-to-day use rather than a watch that exists only for static display. The sapphire crystal with colorless AR coating also helps preserve clarity over the dial, which matters on a watch where texture, marker finishing, and bezel pattern do much of the talking.
Ultimately, this piece is for the buyer who already knows the standard 5711 look and wants a more expressive alternative. The appeal is not abstract prestige. It is the specific mix of forged carbon marbling, slim proportions, dark dial architecture, and rose gold-tone contrast that gives this watch its identity.
Watch specification
Configuration summary for this watch
| Brand | Patek Philippe |
|---|---|
| Movement | Clone Caliber 324 — approximately 36 hours |
| Case Material | Forged Carbon Fiber & DLC Stainless Steel |
| Bezel | Forged Carbon Fiber |
| Crystal | Sapphire with colorless AR coating |
| Bracelet | Carbon fiber and DLC stainless steel composite links |
| Water Resistance | 30m stated |
Buyer Q&A
Questions about this Patek Philippe watch
What makes this version different from a standard steel 5711-style build?
Its character comes from the forged carbon case and bezel, black-coated steel elements, and the rose gold-tone accents across the dial, crown, and bracelet. The watch keeps the slim integrated-bracelet 5711 profile, but the finish is far more technical and visually distinctive than a traditional steel execution.
What complications does this watch have?
This watch has central hours, minutes, sweeping seconds, and a date display at 3 o'clock.
What movement is fitted in this watch?
It is fitted with Clone Caliber 324 and offers approximately 36 hours of power reserve.
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