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Speaking of Patek Philippe Nautilus, naturally can not miss the steel case Nautilus 5711, it is but one of the hottest Patek Philippe watches. Because the supply of Patek Philippe steel case Nautilus 5711 is small, the demand is large, the porridge is small and the monk is large, which naturally leads to the market of steel case 5711 all the way up, perennial super public price. Today, we will talk about the roots of this Nautilus.

In the 1970s, Master Zunda was inspired by the porthole generalization and named his product of the time after the submarine in the novel 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, from which came the infamous Nautilus. 1976 saw the official launch of the Patek PhilippeNautilus replicaPatek Philippe's first watch, the Ref. 3700, was water-resistant to 120 meters and was nicknamed the "Jumbo" by watch enthusiasts in Geneva for its tagline, which reads, "You can wear it with a wetsuit or with a tuxedo". The Nautilus was also Patek Philippe's first sports watch.

The reverse side of the Nautilus is made from a single piece of steel, leaving only a shaft opening to accommodate the barrel, making it extremely airtight. Water-resistant to 120 meters in the 1970s, the Nautilus made a name for itself in Geneva with the tagline, "You can wear it with a wetsuit or a tuxedo". Since its creation, its appearance has remained virtually unchanged, but its popularity has never diminished. The octagonal bezel set with a sapphire crystal, the lonely edges of the bezel and the rounded corners make it look like a square or a circle, making it difficult to figure out.

The biggest change to the Nautilus is actually the movement, Patek Philippe's newly developed caliber 324 S C for the Nautilus. The main rotor in the center of the movement is made of 21-carat gold, which greatly enhances the winding effect. Two of Patek Philippe's greatest inventions, the Gyromax® balance wheel and the Spiromax® hairspring, are also used. The movement is entirely handmade, with every detail reflecting Patek Philippe quality, whether it is the decoration of the Geneva stripes, the polished edges and grooves, or the graphic treatment of the mainplate and mainplate.

In addition, the Nautilus is part of Patek Philippe's sports collection, but it also combines formal, casual and even diving elements. This is one of the reasons why the Nautilus has become so popular, as it can be used for many different occasions.
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