Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711 Green Dial Diamond Bezel
Original price was: $1,649.00.$949.00Current price is: $949.00.
If you want the gem-set Nautilus look without giving up the thin, correct-feeling 5711 profile, this is the one to study closely. The olive green horizontal dial, square-cut stone bezel, and integrated steel bracelet give it the exact mix of sport and jewelry presence that makes this reference work. Against thicker alternatives built around modified base movements, the appeal here is the slimmer 8.1mm case and proper 324 SC clone layout. The detailed description matters because this watch is all about execution, not just color and stones.
The olive green dial is what makes this 5711 distinctive
The first thing that decides this watch is the dial tone. Here you get the olive green Nautilus layout with the horizontal embossed pattern that gives the surface its depth. In direct light it reads brighter and more vivid; at an angle it settles into a darker forest-leaning green, which is exactly why this color works so well with a steel case. The baton hour markers and matching baton hands keep the face clean and architectural, while the date at 3 o’clock adds the practical everyday function most buyers actually use.
That combination matters because a gem-set bezel can easily overpower a watch if the dial is weak. On this reference, the green dial gives enough contrast and character to balance the stones, so the watch still reads as a Nautilus first rather than simply a flashy steel sports watch.
The bezel changes the personality without losing the Nautilus shape
This version uses a stainless steel bezel set with 32 square-cut zirconia stones. The square-cut format suits the Nautilus case far better than round stones would, because the straight edges echo the bezel geometry and preserve the sharp, faceted look of the original design. Visually, that means you get much more light play than on a plain steel 5711, but the watch still keeps its recognisable octagonal outline with softened corners.
For a buyer comparing this to a standard green-dial 5711, that is the real distinction. The plain-bezel watch stays understated and purely sporty; this one adds formal presence and a more jewelry-driven edge while keeping the same integrated-bracelet silhouette. If you wear a watch with tailoring, evening clothes, or monochrome basics, this reference has a broader visual range than many gem-set sports models because the case remains thin and disciplined.
Why the 3KF build is worth choosing on this reference
This watch is offered with the 3KF execution and that matters here for a very specific reason: the slim case profile. The case is approximately 8.1mm thick, which keeps the watch close to the wrist and preserves the lean side view that collectors expect from a 5711. The movement is a 1:1 Super Clone Caliber 324 SC with approximately 36 hours of power reserve, quick-set date, sweep seconds, and a unidirectional rotor.
That is also the strongest supported point of comparison against common thicker alternatives that use a modified Miyota-based setup with decorative bridges. Those versions can deliver the look from the top, but they tend to lose some of the elegant, low-slung proportion that makes the Nautilus convincing on the wrist. On a watch like this, where the bezel already adds visual weight, keeping the case slim is especially important.
Steel bracelet finishing and clasp details matter more than most buyers expect
The integrated stainless steel bracelet is central to whether a Nautilus feels right. Here, the brushing across the top surfaces and the polished center sections give the bracelet the contrast this design needs. The first link remains fixed, which helps preserve the correct bracelet line as it leaves the case. That sounds like a small point until you wear the watch and notice how much the initial bracelet angle affects the overall profile.
The clasp is a fold-over safety style, and the visible interior engraving continues the dressed-up character of the watch. With a gem-set bezel and green dial, bracelet quality becomes even more important because the bracelet has to keep the watch grounded in steel sports-watch territory. If the bracelet is weak, the whole concept falls apart. Here it stays coherent.
Who this 5711/1300A-001 suits best
This is not the version to choose if you want the most discreet Nautilus. It is for the buyer who already understands the 5711 shape and wants that familiar profile with far more visual energy. The attraction is the contrast: brushed steel against polished edges, a restrained olive dial against a bright square-cut bezel, and an ultra-thin sports-watch case carrying a much dressier mood than a standard model.
For a knowledgeable US or European buyer, that is the point of this watch. It gives you a clearly different take on the 5711 rather than a minor variation. You still get the integrated steel architecture, the date display, sapphire crystal, and 30m water resistance, but the watch stands apart immediately on the wrist. If your taste runs to the more unusual end of the Nautilus family, this reference earns attention through proportion and finish, not through size alone.
Watch specification
Configuration summary for this watch
| Brand | Patek Philippe |
|---|---|
| Movement | 1:1 Super Clone Cal. 324 SC, approximately 36 hours |
| Case Material | Stainless Steel |
| Bezel | Stainless steel with 32 hand claw-set square-cut zirconia stones |
| Crystal | Sapphire with colorless anti-reflective coating |
| Bracelet | Integrated stainless steel bracelet with fold-over safety clasp |
| Water Resistance | 30m |
Buyer Q&A
Questions about this Patek Philippe watch
What makes this version different from a standard green-dial Nautilus 5711?
This reference pairs the olive green horizontal dial with a stainless steel bezel set with 32 square-cut zirconia stones, giving it a dressier and brighter look than a plain steel bezel model while keeping the integrated steel bracelet and classic 5711 proportions.
Why do collectors focus on the 3KF version for this watch?
The main reason is the slim approximately 8.1mm case profile and the 1:1 Super Clone Caliber 324 SC layout. On a Nautilus, that thin side profile is a major part of the watch’s character.
What functions does this watch offer?
It displays hours, minutes, sweep seconds, and a quick-set date at 3 o’clock, with approximately 36 hours of power reserve.
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