Patek 5711 Guide (2026): Nautilus 5711 Price, References, Discontinued

The Patek 5711, officially the Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711, is a 40 mm time-and-date sports watch with an integrated bracelet, produced from 2006 until 2021. It is the reference that turned the Nautilus from a connoisseur's watch into the most requested steel watch in the world, and it is now sold only on the secondary market. This guide covers every 5711 reference, what each one costs in 2026, why Patek discontinued it, what replaced it, and how to buy one without overpaying or buying the wrong watch.

Last reviewed on October 28, 2026 by Filip Biczak. Bizak & Co. sources Nautilus references to order; prices are dated observations, not quotes. Request a current 5711 quote for a specific reference and condition.

What is the Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711?

The 5711 was launched in 2006 for the 30th anniversary of the original Nautilus 3700 of 1976, the Gérald Genta design with the porthole case, the "ears" at 3 and 9 o'clock and the horizontally embossed dial. Compared with the 3700, the 5711 added a central seconds hand, grew the case to 40 mm (43 mm including the crown guard), thinned it to about 8.3 mm and gave it a sapphire display back. Water resistance is rated at 120 m.

Two main movement generations were used. Through 2019 the 5711 ran the automatic caliber 324 S C (auction houses catalogue some very early watches with a 315 S C); from 2019 it received the calibre 26-330 S C with a stop-seconds function and a redesigned date mechanism. Both are automatic with roughly 45 hours of power reserve. A 2019 or later watch is a 26-330; earlier watches are 324 S C, and the difference matters for servicing and for authenticating a "2020 full set".

Source: Patek Philippe, Nautilus collection and the Patek Philippe collection overview.

Every Nautilus 5711 reference

The table lists the production references most buyers are searching for. Gem-set and unique pieces exist beyond it. The suffix after the reference is Patek's dial code, so 5711/1A-010 and 5711/1A-011 are the same watch with different dials.

Bizak's sourced catalogue listed these asks on October 17, 2026, each sourced to order: the 5711/1A-010 from US$144,530 pre-owned (unworn from US$152,440), the 5711/1A-011 from US$145,452, the 5711/1R-001 from US$201,251 pre-owned, the 5711/1A-014 from US$295,094 and the 5711/1300A-001 from US$606,669. The platinum 5711/110P-001 was listed from US$538,638 on the same date. Asks move with the market; each price is confirmed against the specific watch, with real photos, before you commit.

Reference numbers follow a fixed pattern (model, bracelet code, metal letter, dial suffix). Our Patek Philippe reference numbers guide decodes them.

How much is a Patek Philippe 5711? Prices in 2026

There is no single 5711 price. Separate the last retail price from what the watch costs today, and separate a dealer asking price from a completed sale.

• Last retail price. The steel 5711/1A-010 listed at about US$35,000 when it was discontinued in 2021. The rose gold 5711/1R-001 was roughly US$60,000 at retail.
• Secondary market, steel. Since the 2022 peak, clean full-set 5711/1A-010 examples have generally been asked in the low six figures in US dollars, with 2019 to 2021 watches on the 26-330 caliber at the upper end and earlier watches without papers at the lower end. The green 5711/1A-014 trades above the blue because of its one-year run.
• Tiffany 5711/1A-018. The 170-piece double-signed watch is in a different category. Public auction results since 2021 have ranged from several million dollars for the first example to well into seven figures for later sales; private asks vary widely. Treat any figure as reference-specific and dated. See our Tiffany Patek guide.
• Rose gold and platinum. The 5711/1R-001 has typically been asked between the steel blue and the steel green; the 5711/1P anniversary and gem-set platinum references are priced individually.

Those bands describe what we saw in 2025 and 2026 and will move. For the reference you want, ask for a dated quote that states condition, year, papers and included accessories. Our Patek Philippe price guide explains how to compare quotes across references.

Is the Nautilus 5711 discontinued?

Yes. Patek Philippe confirmed in January 2021 that the 5711/1A-010 would leave the collection that year. The olive-green 5711/1A-014 was produced for the final year, and the Tiffany Blue 5711/1A-018 closed the run in December 2021. No 5711 has been made since. Thierry Stern, Patek's president, said the reference had become too dominant for a brand that makes fewer than 70,000 watches a year and that the Nautilus is one collection among many.

The Nautilus collection itself continues. What ended was the 5711 reference, not the family.

What replaced the 5711? The 5811/1G-001

In October 2022 Patek introduced the Nautilus 5811/1G-001: a 41 mm white gold time-and-date Nautilus on a white gold bracelet with a new fold-over clasp and a 2 to 4 mm adjustment system. It uses the same calibre 26-330 S C and the same blue-black gradient dial as the 5711/1A-010. It is not made in steel. Retail at launch was about US$70,000, and it has traded above that on the secondary market.

If you want the steel Nautilus, the secondary market is the only route. If you want a new Nautilus with a warranty from an authorised dealer, the 5811 is the answer, but expect a waitlist. Our 5811/1G-001 review compares the two in detail.

On the secondary market the successor is not the cheaper route. Bizak's sourced catalogue listed the 5811/1G-001 from US$212,175 on October 17, 2026, sourced to order, above every steel 5711 ask on the same date except the green and diamond-set references. The two watches share a dial and a movement, so the choice comes down to metal, the extra millimetre and the adjustable clasp; our 5711 vs 5811 comparison works through which to buy.

Will Patek make a steel 5711 again?

Patek has not announced a steel replacement for the 5711, and the 5811 is made only in white gold. Treat any rumour of a new steel time-and-date Nautilus as unconfirmed until it appears on Patek's own Nautilus page. Until then, a steel 5711 means a pre-owned one, and buyers weighing the options usually compare it with the 5811 or with other steel Nautilus references such as the 5726 below.

Why is the Patek 5711 so popular?

Four things stacked on top of each other. The design is a recognised Genta original, the same lineage as the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak (listed from US$20,459 on October 17, 2026, sourced to order). It is thin and comfortable, which most integrated-bracelet watches are not. Patek made very few, and authorised dealers allocated them to their best clients, so most buyers could not get one at retail. And from 2017 the secondary market price rose far above retail, which turned the watch into a public symbol of access. The discontinuation announcement in 2021 fixed the supply forever and pushed demand further.

5711 vs 5712, 5726 and 5980

Buyers who cannot find or justify a 5711 usually look at three other Nautilus references.

• 5712: 40 mm with moon phase, power reserve and pointer date on a micro-rotor calibre. The steel 5712/1A-001 was quietly discontinued in early 2025 and now trades above the 5711 second-hand; the rose gold 5712/1R-001 remains in production, while the white gold 5712G-001 was discontinued in 2024.
• 5726/1A: 40.5 mm steel annual calendar with moon phase. The most complication for the money in steel, and still in production, as is the steel 5990/1A Travel Time Chronograph.
• 5980: 40.5 mm flyback chronograph. Steel discontinued in 2014; the white gold 5980/60G is in Patek's current catalogue, while the two-tone 5980/1AR and rose gold 5980/1R are no longer listed.

All three are thicker than the 5711. If thinness and a clean dial are the point, no other Nautilus replaces it; the closest alternative is the Aquanaut 5167A (5167s listed from US$77,115 on October 17, 2026, sourced to order), compared in our Nautilus vs Aquanaut guide and covered in our Aquanaut 5167 guide. The 5990 Travel Time Chronograph and the 5740 perpetual calendar complete the current complicated range.

What is the hardest Patek to get?

At retail, the sports watches: the white gold 5811, the steel 5726 and the Aquanaut 5167A all have multi-year waitlists at authorised dealers. On the secondary market the hardest are the limited runs, above all the Tiffany 5711/1A-018 (170 pieces) and the 5711/1P anniversary (700 pieces). The 5711/1A-010 itself is not hard to find second-hand; it is only hard to find at a price you like.

How to buy a 5711: what to check

• Reference and dial code. Confirm the full reference on the Certificate of Origin matches the watch: 5711/1A-010, not 5711/1A-001 (which does not exist) or a re-dialled 011.
• Year and caliber. Ask for the sale date on the certificate. A 2019 to 2021 watch should have the 26-330 S C visible through the caseback, with a stop-seconds function.
• Papers. The original Certificate of Origin cannot be reissued. An Extract from the Archives can be requested only for watches first sold more than ten years ago, so a 2018 5711 without papers stays without papers until 2028. Our serial number check guide explains what to match.
• Case and bracelet. The satin and polished surfaces of a Nautilus meet at sharp lines. Rounded transitions or a hazy brushed surface mean polishing, which reduces value. Check the bracelet for stretch and count the links.
• Dial. The blue-black gradient should darken evenly to the edge. Cloudiness or uneven fading suggests moisture or a replacement dial.
• Service history. A Patek service invoice adds value; an unknown third-party service does not.

Our authentication process explains what we inspect before dispatch. For the Tiffany watch specifically, read our 5711/1A-018 review; for the rose gold, the 5711/1R-001 review; for the blue steel watch, the 5711/1A-010 review.

Quick answers

How much is a Patek Philippe 5711?

About US$35,000 at retail when discontinued in 2021. In 2025 and 2026, clean full-set steel 5711/1A-010 examples have generally been asked in the low six figures; the green 5711/1A-014 higher; the Tiffany 5711/1A-018 in seven figures. Bizak's sourced catalogue listed a pre-owned 5711/1A-010 from US$144,530 on October 17, 2026, sourced to order. Request a dated quote for a specific watch.

Is the Nautilus 5711 discontinued?

Yes. Production ended in 2021 with the green 5711/1A-014 and the Tiffany 5711/1A-018. The 5811/1G-001 in white gold replaced it in 2022.

What replaced the Patek 5711?

The white gold Nautilus 5811/1G-001, introduced in October 2022. It is a 41 mm watch with the 26-330 S C movement and the same blue-black dial, and there is no steel version. See the 5711 vs 5811 comparison.

Why is the Patek 5711 so popular?

Genta design, a thin and comfortable case, tiny production allocated to top clients, and a secondary price far above retail that made the watch a symbol of access.

What is the hardest Patek to get?

At retail, the sports models (white gold 5811, steel 5726, 5167A). On the secondary market, the Tiffany 5711/1A-018 and the 5711/1P anniversary edition.

What movement is in the 5711?

Caliber 324 S C through 2019, then caliber 26-330 S C from 2019 to 2021. Both automatic, about 45 hours of reserve.

Related reading: Nautilus vs Vacheron Constantin Overseas.

Request a Nautilus 5711 sourcing quote

Tell us the reference, preferred year range, condition and whether original papers are required, plus your budget and timing, through our sourcing enquiry form. We confirm the specific watch, photographs, papers and final price before you commit. Browse the Nautilus collection for the references we can seek, or sell or trade your 5711.

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