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Stainless steel · olive green dial · integrated bracelet · 40 mm
The green dial Patek made for a single year to close the steel Nautilus out. The most requested watch we are asked for that nobody can order.
Patek announced the end of the steel 5711 in 2021, then released this — an olive green version of the same watch — as the send-off. It was produced for a matter of months. The steel Nautilus had already been the hardest watch in the industry to buy at retail for the better part of a decade; making a farewell dial and then stopping did not calm anything down.
The watch itself is Gerald Genta's 1976 design, essentially unchanged in silhouette: the rounded octagonal bezel with its two hinges at the flanks, the horizontally embossed dial, the bracelet integrated into the case rather than attached to it. Inside is calibre 26-330 S C, self-winding, with a sweep seconds and a date.
There is no list to join for this one, because there is nothing to join a list for. It exists only on the secondary market, and what you are buying is a specific watch with a specific history. That is where our work actually is.
| 5711/1A-014 | 5711/1A-010 | |
|---|---|---|
| Dial | Olive green | Blue |
| In production | 2021 only | 2006 to 2021 |
| Calibre | 26-330 S C | Changed over the run; 26-330 S C at the end |
| What it was | The farewell edition | The standard steel 5711 |
The blue dial is the 5711 most people picture; the olive green is the one that marked its end. If you are open to either, say so, because they are two different searches.
| 5711/1A-014 | 5811/1G | |
|---|---|---|
| Case | Stainless steel | 18 ct white gold |
| Size | 40 mm | 41 mm |
| Dial | Olive green on this one | Blue |
| Status | Retired in 2021 | Introduced in 2022 |
The 5811 continues the design, not the reference. It is a gold watch at a gold price; clients who want the steel Nautilus still want the 5711.
Each page is a guide to the reference and how we source it, not a listing. If yours is not here, ask anyway.
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Whether only the green dial will do, or whether the blue 5711/1A-010 or the 5811 that succeeded it are open to you. Say if a full set with the Certificate of Origin is essential.
Confirmed for each request. This is one of the few references where we will tell you at the outset that it may take months, because it will.
Original box, Certificate of Origin, booklets and any additional links are itemised for the individual watch. On this reference the paperwork is not optional in practice.
Condition, originality, service history and verification arrangements are set out in writing. Given what this reference trades for, we expect clients to want independent authentication and we arrange it.
Send the reference by WhatsApp or the form, with the dial, set and timing that matter to you. A collection or a style is enough to begin.
We go to our network rather than a boutique list, and come back with what is realistic on availability and timing before you commit to anything.
Condition, documents and what accompanies the watch are set out in writing for the individual piece we propose. You decide with the details in front of you.
Bank transfer in any major currency, or crypto. Collection in London or fully insured delivery, agreed for the watch and the destination.
Any brand, any reference, whether or not it appears on this site. Tell us what you have in mind and we take it from there.
No. The steel 5711 was retired in 2021 and the green dial was its final run. Every example now changes hands privately, which is where we work.
The 5811/1G in white gold, introduced in 2022 at 41 mm. It is the continuation of the design rather than of the reference, and it is a different watch in a different metal.
Case and bracelet finishing, dial and hand originality, the movement, and the Certificate of Origin against the watch. Given the values involved we assume you will want independent authentication, and we arrange it rather than ask you to.
Yes. Bank transfer in any major currency, or crypto; Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum, USDT and other major coins and stablecoins are accepted. The coin, network and amount are confirmed with you before any transfer.
An exact reference or an idea is enough to start the conversation. We will take care of the search and discuss the options with you.
