Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711 White Dial
Original price was: $1,599.00.$899.00Current price is: $899.00.
If you want a 5711 that gets the proportions right, this is the one to focus on. The decisive points are the true 8.2mm case profile, the integrated steel bracelet, and the crisp white ribbed dial with strong black-outlined markers that keep the watch sharp in any light. Against thicker Miyota-based alternatives, this version stands out for keeping the Nautilus notably slim and structurally correct. That matters here because the appeal of the white 5711 is not only color, but how the thin case, bezel brushing, and bracelet geometry work together.
The white dial is what changes the whole character
This 5711/1A-011 takes the familiar Nautilus shape and gives it a colder, more technical presence. The dial is a crisp white with the horizontal embossed pattern that defines the reference, and the black-outlined applied markers and hands create the contrast that makes this version so appealing in person. On the wrist, it reads cleaner and brighter than the blue dial variant, with stronger separation between the dial furniture and the background. If you like the Nautilus design but want something less expected and easier to read at a glance, this is the version that makes that case immediately.
The date at 3 o’clock keeps the layout practical without disturbing the symmetry, and the slim central seconds preserves the understated look that makes the 5711 work as an everyday steel sports watch. Nothing is crowded. The visual strength comes from spacing, proportion, and the way the dark marker surrounds frame the white dial.
The 8.2mm profile is the reason collectors keep coming back to 3KF
For this particular reference, case thickness is not a minor detail. The 3KF execution uses a Super Clone Caliber 324, which allows the watch to keep the correct 8.2mm profile and avoid the thicker case shape seen on versions built around decorated base movements. That is the main reason knowledgeable buyers continue to choose this edition: the Nautilus only looks right when it stays thin through the mid-case and caseback.
That slimness changes how the watch presents from every angle. The bezel sits flatter, the watch keeps its broad athletic stance without looking heavy, and the bracelet flows into the case with the low, stretched profile that defines the 5711. The stated weight of 114.6 grams also helps preserve that proper steel-sports-watch balance on the wrist: enough substance to feel convincing, without turning the watch bulky.
Bezel finishing and bracelet integration do most of the visual work
The bezel shows the familiar rounded-octagonal Nautilus form with vertical brushing across the top and polished chamfers along the edge. That contrast matters. It gives the watch its changing surface character, where the bezel can look restrained in flat light and suddenly sharp when the polished edges catch movement. The case continues that alternating brushed and polished treatment, which is essential on a design this simple because finishing has to carry the visual depth.
The integrated steel bracelet is equally important here. It is not just a strap attached to a case; it is part of the design language of the watch. The links taper cleanly, sit close to the wrist, and continue the horizontal flow of the case. The fold-over clasp keeps the bracelet line tidy when closed, and the signed clasp interior adds the sort of detail buyers tend to inspect on this reference.
What the Super Clone 324 means in actual ownership
The Super Clone Caliber 324 is the mechanical foundation of this build. It offers approximately 36 hours of power reserve, supports the sweep seconds and rapid-correction date display, and uses unidirectional winding. The bridge architecture and movement layout are a major part of why this version is preferred by buyers who care about how the watch is built, not just how it looks from the front.
There is also one practical point worth knowing before purchase: this movement is non-hacking, so the seconds hand continues to run when the crown is pulled for time-setting. For the informed buyer, that is simply part of this caliber’s operating behavior rather than a surprise after delivery.
Who this 5711 white dial suits best
This watch makes the most sense for the buyer who already understands why the 5711 is special and wants the cleaner, rarer-feeling dial expression without compromising the thin case that defines the reference. If you are comparing factories, the strongest argument here is straightforward: this version keeps the structurally important 8.2mm profile while preserving the sharp white dial, integrated bracelet, and brushed bezel character that make the 5711/1A-011 worth choosing in the first place.
For US and European buyers who want a high-contrast steel sports watch with a slimmer, more architectural feel than most alternatives in this category, this is one of the most convincing Nautilus executions to consider.
Watch specification
Configuration summary for this watch
| Brand | Patek Philippe |
|---|---|
| Movement | Super Clone Caliber 324 |
| Case Material | 316L Stainless Steel |
| Bezel | 316L stainless steel bezel with vertical brushing and polished chamfers |
| Crystal | Sapphire with colorless anti-reflective coating |
| Bracelet | 316L stainless steel integrated bracelet with fold-over clasp |
| Water Resistance | 30m stated |
Buyer Q&A
Questions about this Patek Philippe watch
Why do experienced buyers choose the 3KF version for this 5711?
The main advantage is the correct 8.2mm case profile made possible by the Super Clone Caliber 324. On the 5711, that slimness is central to the watch’s look, especially from the side and through the bracelet transition.
Does this watch have a hacking seconds function when setting the time?
No. This movement is non-hacking, so the seconds hand continues running when the crown is pulled out for time-setting.
What gives the white dial version its distinct look?
It combines a crisp white horizontally embossed dial with dark-outlined applied markers and hands. That contrast makes the dial feel cleaner and sharper than the blue version while keeping the classic Nautilus layout.
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