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Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711 Green Dial product view super clone watch

Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711 Green Dial

Super Clone Watch

Original price was: $1,599.00.Current price is: $899.00.

If you want the Nautilus 5711 green dial done for proportion rather than hype, this is the one to focus on. The decision points are the slim 8.1mm profile, the olive green horizontal dial with a crisp framed date at 3, and the integrated steel bracelet with signed fold-over clasp. Against Miyota-based alternatives, the 3KF build stands out for its ground-up Clone Caliber 324 S C architecture and correct case thickness. The detailed description matters here because this reference is won or lost in profile, dial tone, and bracelet finishing.

Configuration Details Confirmed before shipment

Movement Clone Caliber 324 S C

Case Material 316L Stainless Steel

Bezel 316L stainless steel fixed octagonal bezel with vertical brushing and polished chamfers

Crystal Scratch-resistant sapphire with colorless anti-reflective coating

Bracelet 316L stainless steel integrated bracelet with fold-over clasp

Water Resistance 30m rated

SKU: patek-philippe-nautilus-5711-green-dial-super-clone-watch Categories: IN STOCK SALE, Patek Philippe Brand: Patek Philippe

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The olive green dial is what makes this 5711

The first thing that lands is the dial color. This 5711/1A-014 uses an olive green sunburst dial with horizontal embossing, and that combination gives the watch its entire personality. In direct light, the green shifts across the engraved channels instead of flattening out, while the applied baton markers and matching hands keep the face clean and legible. The framed date at 3 o’clock is part of that balance: practical, symmetrical, and exactly where an experienced Nautilus buyer expects it.

That matters because the green 5711 is not just about being louder than the blue versions. It is about contrast. The deep green dial, white minute track, steel case, and broad handset create a sharper visual break than softer dial variants, so the watch reads with more presence while staying unmistakably Nautilus.

The 8.1mm profile is the real buying argument

On this reference, thickness decides whether the watch feels convincing on the wrist. The 3KF version is built around a Clone Caliber 324 S C rather than a base movement with added decorative plates, and that is why the case reaches the correct 8.1mm profile called out for this model. You see the benefit immediately in the side view and in the way the bezel sits low over the dial.

For a knowledgeable buyer comparing options, this is the clearest distinction from Miyota-based alternatives. Those builds can be attractive from the top, but the added movement height changes the overall profile and affects how the case relates to the crown and bezel. Here, the slimness is part of the character of the watch, not a small technical note. It is the reason the piece keeps the easy cuff-friendly feel that made the 5711 such a benchmark in the first place.

Brushed steel and polished edges do the heavy lifting

The case and bezel finishing are handled in the way this design needs: broad vertical brushing across the bezel surface, polished chamfers tracing the edge, and the same interplay carried into the integrated bracelet. On a Nautilus, those transitions are not decoration. They define the shape. Without clear separation between satin and polished areas, the case loses the sharp porthole geometry that gives the reference its identity.

This example keeps that geometry intact. The bezel reads flat and architectural, the rounded octagonal outline stays crisp, and the bracelet flows directly out of the case without a visual break. The integrated steel bracelet narrows gradually as it moves toward the clasp, which keeps the overall look refined and balanced rather than blocky. The fold-over clasp is signed, and the bracelet construction shown here suits the watch the way it should: part of the case design rather than an attachment.

Clone Caliber 324 S C and what it changes in daily wear

The movement is a Clone Caliber 324 S C with approximately 36 hours of power reserve. It runs hours, minutes, sweep seconds, and a quickset date at 3 o’clock. The architecture also uses unidirectional winding, which separates it from common modified alternatives and is one of the reasons this version has become the point of reference for buyers who care about how the watch is built, not just how it photographs.

There is another practical detail worth knowing: the seconds hand does not stop when setting the time. On this movement, that is normal behavior. For the buyer who wants the green 5711 because it is one of the most talked-about modern integrated sports watches, that detail matters less than the overall package: slim case, coherent dial execution, and movement architecture chosen to support the shape of the watch rather than work around it.

Who this version suits best

This is the right 5711 green dial for the buyer who notices profile before logo and finishing before marketing language. If your standard is whether a Nautilus looks settled on the wrist, whether the olive dial has enough depth to justify the reference, and whether the bracelet and clasp feel like part of the same design language, this version makes a strong case for itself.

It is especially compelling if you have already looked at other factories and decided that thickness is the issue you cannot ignore. The green dial brings the visual drama, but the real reason to choose this watch is that the proportions support it. That is what gives the reference its calm, expensive look instead of turning it into a dial color exercise.

Watch specification

Configuration summary for this watch

Brand	Patek Philippe
Movement	Clone Caliber 324 S C
Case Material	316L Stainless Steel
Bezel	316L stainless steel fixed octagonal bezel with vertical brushing and polished chamfers
Crystal	Scratch-resistant sapphire with colorless anti-reflective coating
Bracelet	316L stainless steel integrated bracelet with fold-over clasp
Water Resistance	30m rated

Buyer Q&A

Questions about this Patek Philippe watch

Why do experienced buyers focus on the 3KF version of this 5711?

Because this version uses a ground-up Clone Caliber 324 S C, allowing the watch to keep the 8.1mm case thickness associated with this reference. That slimmer architecture is the main reason it stands apart from Miyota-based alternatives.

What dial layout does this watch have?

It has an olive green embossed dial with horizontal grooves, baton hour markers, central hours and minutes, a sweep seconds hand, and a date aperture at 3 o’clock.

Does the seconds hand stop when setting the time?

No. On this Clone Caliber 324 S C, the seconds hand does not stop when the time is set.

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