Patek Philippe Nautilus 7118/1200A-001
Original price was: $1,599.00.$899.00Current price is: $899.00.
This is the 7118/1200A-001 to choose if you care about the Nautilus profile as much as the dial. The 35.2mm case, slim 8.7mm thickness, and clone 324SC movement are the real decision points here, backed by the blue wave dial and stone-set bezel that give this reference its identity. Compared with Miyota-based alternatives, this execution keeps the case notably truer to the intended shape. The details matter on this model because the appeal is all in proportion, dial depth, and how the bracelet flows into the case.
The blue wave dial is what makes this 7118 instantly convincing
The first thing that lands is the contrast: a rich blue opaline dial with the Nautilus horizontal wave pattern, framed by a bright stone-set bezel and softened by the rounded octagonal case. On the wrist, that combination gives this reference a very different personality from a plain steel Nautilus. It is dressier, but still clearly a sports-chic bracelet watch. The applied hour markers, Arabic 12, center seconds, and date at 6 keep the dial balanced, while the integrated steel bracelet preserves the clean, uninterrupted Nautilus line.
For a buyer who already knows the reference, this is exactly why the 7118/1200A-001 stands apart: the bezel adds light, the dial adds depth, and the steel case keeps it from becoming too formal or too jewelry-led.
Why the 3KF build matters on this particular reference
This version uses the 3K Factory clone Caliber 324SC, and that matters because it allows the watch to keep the correct slim architecture for the model. Here the case is specified at 35.2mm with an 8.7mm thickness, which is the key practical advantage over thicker Miyota-based alternatives. With a Nautilus, even small increases in height change the whole impression of the watch. The bezel sits higher, the side profile looks heavier, and the bracelet integration loses some of its elegance.
That is why this execution is the stronger choice for buyers who are sensitive to case profile. The benefit is not abstract movement talk. It is visible from the side, noticeable under a cuff, and central to why this reference feels like a Nautilus rather than simply resembling one.
Steel finishing and bezel presence work together here
The case and bracelet are specified in 316L stainless steel, with the alternating brushed and polished finishing that this design depends on. The broad brushed surfaces on the bracelet links keep the watch looking crisp and architectural, while the polished bevels and polished bezel edge break up the steel with enough shine. That finishing contrast is especially important on a smaller Nautilus case because it gives the watch definition without relying on bulk.
The bezel itself is set with synthetic stones, and that is the intended visual centerpiece of the reference. They bring a bright perimeter to the dial and make the deep blue center appear even richer. This is a good option for someone who wants the recognizable Nautilus form but prefers more presence than the plain bezel variants offer.
What you actually get in daily use
The watch is fitted with a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating and an integrated stainless steel bracelet with Nautilus fold-over clasp. The movement offers approximately 36 hours of power reserve, along with center seconds and a date display at 6 o’clock. One operational point worth knowing is that this clone 324 architecture does not use a hacking seconds function when setting the time. For informed buyers, that is simply part of how this movement is configured.
Turn the watch over and the display caseback reveals the decorated movement, including the gold-toned central rotor and visible finishing across the bridges and plates. That matters on this model because the appeal is not limited to the front view. The watch is meant to hold up when examined closely, whether you are checking the bracelet articulation, the slim case band, or the movement through the back.
Who this 7118/1200A-001 suits best
If you want the jewelry effect first, there are louder options. If you want a plain sports watch, there are simpler Nautilus references. This one sits in the sweet spot for buyers who want the signature blue dial, a compact 35.2mm case, and the extra light play of the stone-set bezel without giving up the clean geometry that makes the Nautilus compelling in the first place.
For knowledgeable US and European buyers comparing factories, the strongest reason to choose this watch is straightforward: the clone 324SC allows the slim 8.7mm profile that this reference needs, and the visible details match the character that makes the 7118/1200A-001 worth owning.
Watch specification
Configuration summary for this watch
| Brand | Patek Philippe |
|---|---|
| Movement | 1:1 Super Clone Caliber 324SC |
| Case Material | 316L Stainless Steel |
| Bezel | Synthetic diamond-set 316L steel |
| Crystal | Scratch-Resistant Sapphire with Anti-Reflective Coating |
| Bracelet | Integrated 316L Stainless Steel bracelet with Nautilus fold-over clasp |
| Water Resistance | 30m stated rating |
Buyer Q&A
Questions about this Patek Philippe watch
Why choose this 3KF version over a Miyota-based 7118 alternative?
The main advantage is the case profile. This watch uses a clone Caliber 324SC and is specified at 8.7mm thick, which keeps the 35.2mm Nautilus shape slimmer and closer to the intended proportions than thicker Miyota-based builds.
What complications are included on this 7118/1200A-001?
This watch has central hours and minutes, sweep center seconds, and a date aperture at 6 o’clock.
What stands out visually on this reference?
The defining combination is the blue opaline wave-pattern dial, rounded octagonal stone-set bezel, and integrated stainless steel bracelet. Together they give the watch more contrast and presence than a plain-bezel Nautilus.
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