Pinnacle Chrono sources the Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711 to order for collectors in Fort Lauderdale and nationwide. The steel 5711/1A-010 with the blue dial was discontinued in January 2021 and has traded only on the secondary market since; the olive-green 5711/1A-014, the rose-gold 5711/1R and the Tiffany-dial 5711/1A-018 are rarer still. Every located example is authenticated, its box, papers and extract status stated, and shipped fully insured. Pinnacle Chrono is an independent dealer and not an authorized Patek Philippe retailer.
Nautilus references held in hand are listed in the Nautilus collection; the wider Patek Philippe catalog is sourced to order.
Nautilus 5711 references and current market prices
The 5711/1A-010 in steel trades at approximately $90,000 to $130,000 for a complete set, against a final retail price of around $34,900. Published estimates vary widely on this reference, so Pinnacle Chrono quotes the specific piece rather than the index.
| Reference | Case | Dial | Produced | Approx. market, complete set |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5711/1A-010 | Stainless steel | Blue, horizontal embossing | 2006 to 2021 | $90,000 to $130,000 |
| 5711/1A-011 | Stainless steel | White | 2012 to 2019 | Price on enquiry |
| 5711/1A-014 | Stainless steel | Olive green | 2021, final year | Above the blue dial; price on enquiry |
| 5711/1A-018 | Stainless steel | Tiffany blue, Tiffany & Co. stamped, 170 pieces | 2021 | $300,000 and above |
| 5711/1R-001 | Rose gold | Brown gradient | 2015 to 2022 | Price on enquiry |
| 5811/1G-001 | White gold | Blue | 2022 to present | Price on enquiry |
Examples without a complete set or without the original Patek Philippe certificate trade lower. An Extract from the Archives can be requested from Patek Philippe to confirm production details on any piece.
What the Nautilus 5711 is
The Nautilus 5711/1A is the 40mm steel Nautilus introduced in 2006 for the model's thirtieth anniversary, a direct descendant of Gerald Genta's 1976 ref. 3700/1A Jumbo. It ran calibre 324 S C until 2019 and calibre 26-330 S C from 2019 to the end of production. Porthole case, integrated bracelet, horizontally embossed dial, 120m water resistance. Patek Philippe announced discontinuation in January 2021, released the green dial as a one-year send-off, and replaced the line in 2022 with the 41mm white-gold 5811/1G. No steel time-and-date Nautilus has been made since.
Why source a Nautilus 5711 through Pinnacle Chrono
The 5711 is one of the most counterfeited watches in circulation and the most expensive place to get authentication wrong. Pinnacle Chrono checks every Nautilus against its reference on case, bracelet, dial, movement, certificate and extract before it is offered, following the process on the authentication page, and states the paperwork present on each quote. Memberships: Jewelers of America, Jewelers Board of Trade, IWJG. Rates are competitive and quoted in writing. Shipping is nationwide and insured for the full value.
How sourcing a Nautilus works
- Send the reference and dial preference through the enquiry form or by phone. State whether a complete set with certificate is required.
- Pinnacle Chrono searches the dealer and collector network. A 5711 can take time to surface at the right condition and price; no timeframe is promised.
- A specific piece is quoted with photographs, condition, certificate date and set status.
- Authentication and insured shipping on approval.
The full process is on how watch sourcing works. A Nautilus or Aquanaut can also be sold or consigned through sell my Patek Philippe.
Nautilus 5711 for Fort Lauderdale and South Florida collectors
Pinnacle Chrono is based in Fort Lauderdale, FL 33334, and sources Patek Philippe for collectors in Harbor Beach, Rio Vista and Coral Ridge, in Boca Raton's Royal Palm Yacht Club and Sanctuary, on Palm Beach and in Bal Harbour and Coral Gables. No showroom; a six-figure watch ships insured like any other.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711?
A Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711/1A-010 costs approximately $90,000 to $130,000 for a complete set on the secondary market, against a final retail price of around $34,900. The green-dial 5711/1A-014 trades higher and the Tiffany-dial 5711/1A-018 above $300,000. Pinnacle Chrono quotes each piece individually.
Is the Nautilus 5711 discontinued?
Yes. Patek Philippe discontinued the steel 5711/1A in January 2021 and ended the rose-gold 5711/1R in 2022. The 5811/1G in white gold replaced it. Every 5711 is now a secondary-market purchase, which is why Pinnacle Chrono sources it to order.
Can I buy a Nautilus 5711 without a Patek Philippe purchase history?
Yes. Pinnacle Chrono is an independent dealer in Fort Lauderdale and sources the 5711 on the open market. No boutique relationship or purchase history is required.
What is the difference between the 5711 and the 5811?
The 5811/1G is 41mm in white gold with a fold-over clasp and calibre 26-330 S C, sold through Patek Philippe retailers from 2022. The 5711/1A is 40mm in steel and out of production. The 5811 is also sourced to order through Pinnacle Chrono.
Does a sourced Nautilus come with box and papers?
Set status is stated on every quote. Complete sets with the original Patek Philippe certificate carry the higher price; examples with an Extract from the Archives but no certificate are quoted lower.
Enquire about a Nautilus 5711
Send the reference through the enquiry form, call 954-667-8319, or email sales@pinnaclechrono.com. Pinnacle Chrono, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33334. Monday to Friday, 10:00 to 18:00 ET.
Prices shown are approximate market ranges for complete sets and move with demand. Call 954-667-8319 for accurate pricing on the day.