The 40th Anniversary of Nourilius 5711/1P, this slightly smaller three-handed device joins the huge 49.25 mm wide Nostrutus timer 5976/1G to commemorate the 40th anniversary of Noriulis. commemorate. When Patek launched Nourilius at 3700/1A in 1976, its 42mm wide shell quickly won its “giant” nickname. About forty years later, Patek had to double those numbers and launch 571 / 1p in a 44.05 mm wide, all-platinum shell. You just need to know this.

If the reference number of “P” does not already have it sent to all Patek Philippe Replica Watches nerds, a small Wesselton 5711/1P feature (namely rated high purity/clear range) sets the diamond to its border at 6 o’clock, marking it as being used most Expensive precious metals are commonly used for Swiss luxury watches. Since the first Noritzius in 1976, this bracelet has barely changed. It was one of the symbols of the original Gerald Genduz design.

The large case with a diameter of 44.05 mm is measured from 9 o’clock to 3 o’clock, including the crown. Measured from 10 to 4 o’clock, excluding the crown protector and the corresponding “ear” case, on the other hand, only 40 mm, Lug-to-lug Fake Patek Philippe Watches Nautilus 40th Anniversary 5711/1P is also a very wearable 44 mm (to give you an idea, the most round watch has a 42 mm diameter measuring 49-50 mm lug-to-lug). This is why a 44 mm box cannot actually be worn so large. In the past 40 years, the pressure rating of water has not changed much and remains at 120 meters.

In addition to platinum cases and bracelets, baton-style hour and minute hands are added in 18k white gold (second hand brass plated brass) and some large, hour-indicated dials with stepped cuts add an extra charm to the blue “garage door” Call the 40th anniversary of the Cheap Patek Philippe Replica Nautilus 5711/1P. The dial is a PVD blue 18k yellow gold, and the “40” in “1976-2016” is slightly more prominent and destructive than the 5976/1G timer. Blue is always good for Nordius.

The internal movement is the Patek Philippe Replica Automatic 324 SC, which powers the Nostrutus and other watches. It is characterized by time and center seconds and date, here at 3 o’clock on a white date wheel, along with other standard Patek fees such as Gyromax balance wheel, coil spring and of course, Patek Philippe’s seal. Despite all these benefits, the power reserve is rated to drop at 35-45 hours, only to accept, because the 324-sc is only 3.3-mm thick and includes a 21-carat gold rotor–although we are still unsure of the 10-hour approval change that can be made without a chronometer or Complex sports calendar complications.

In discussing 5976/1G, we briefly mentioned some history of Nautilus, but in the 175-year history of this brand, 40 years is relatively late. At this point, we surpassed the irony of a platinum version of the watch, which represents the luxury steel sports watch, which itself is ironic. A cool “retro” historical feature is the return of a brown natural cork box, a true replica of the original 1976 fashion. Like the original Noritius, it was created to evoke a vivid association with the pride of the ocean liner, which inspired the design of inadvertently elegant watches. This 40-year-old cork box, base and hinged lid both feature a polished stainless steel frame and a metal plate on the front, which is also a faithful replica of the 1976 original.

The platinum price for Patek Philippe Nautilus’s 40th anniversary (5711/1P) is 700 pieces per piece, which will reach US$113,400 – which is a much more complex inverse timepiece than white gold (5976) /1G) More expensive.