My watch review..the rare and forgotten Nautilus. The HODINKEE Patek.

Nov 29, 2017,10:57 AM
 

Every one heard of the infamous PP 5711 but behind the 5711, 5712, 5980 from 2006 there is also a Patek 5800.
The 5800 was aim for gentlemen who prefer smaller wrist watch thus the diameter is only 38mm (compared to 43mm in 5711).
Eventually in 2008-09 the watch was discontinue and became the last authentic Patek Nautilus aim for men but worn by women. Patek quickly replace the 5800 and gave way to the 7008, 7010, 7118 which size the same as 5800. Is 5800 a women? By no mean. The watch wear even better than the 5711. It’s comfortable, it’s agile, it’s the traditional home made Gerald genta. The only complaint the 5800 has is that the watch isn’t screw down which mean the water resistance would be less than its brothers.
Other than that.. 5800 is an elegant watch with just enough presence that doesn’t make you feel unpleasant. All in all, the Rare and forgotten 5800 is a watch to look out for, even more than 3712 imo🙂































More posts: 371257115712598070107118nautilus

  login to reply

Comments: view entire thread

 

Wristwatch review of the month : November

 
 By: Miranda : November 23rd, 2017-17:23
Dear All Starting today, 24.11.17 till midnight 30.11.17 GMT Please post your wristwatch review in this thread, Be as descriptive as you want, it needs to be a Patek Philippe watch in your current collection Good luck! Best Imran *SCROLL DOWN TO SEE REVIE...  

I'm looking forward to this Imran :)

 
 By: KamalRostov : November 23rd, 2017-19:24
Thanks for coming up with the idea!

Review 1 - Patek Philippe Reference 3448

 
 By: Baron - Mr Red : November 24th, 2017-00:22
OK, if truth be told, this is a former review, but nonetheless a personal review of a watch in my collection. Given that the requirement suggests that the reviewed watch is one from our collection, it follows to me that it is a subjective and emotive view... 

Review 3: Patek Philippe Reference 5650G

 
 By: Baron - Mr Red : November 24th, 2017-00:24
www.watchprosite.com

I think

 
 By: sham1 : November 24th, 2017-01:10
this month's winner is a foregone conclusion

At the moment.....

 
 By: Baron - Mr Red : November 24th, 2017-02:52
.....yes, as only I have entered!

Currently in the process of preparation give me a day or so

 
 By: watch-guy.com : November 24th, 2017-04:31
We are in awe of joe’s entries so far J

Here is one I prepared earlier

 
 By: watch-guy.com : November 24th, 2017-04:45

My review of the PP ref 5070G

 
 By: watch-guy.com : November 24th, 2017-20:24
The Patek ref 5070 chrono was initially offered in two metals, yellow gold in 1998 and white gold a few years later. It was to be the last of the Lemania based chrono movements with a new in house movement the 29-535PS to be used in the new chrono line, t...  

what a great review.....

 
 By: Baron - Mr Red : November 25th, 2017-00:16
......and of course, the requirement is that it is a watch in your current collection. So nicely chosen too! 5070 review.... very well executed

Here is my review of the 5070.

 
 By: amanico : November 25th, 2017-00:24
www.watchprosite.com

My watch review..the rare and forgotten Nautilus. The HODINKEE Patek.

 
 By: Siamcollector : November 29th, 2017-10:57
Every one heard of the infamous PP 5711 but behind the 5711, 5712, 5980 from 2006 there is also a Patek 5800. The 5800 was aim for gentlemen who prefer smaller wrist watch thus the diameter is only 38mm (compared to 43mm in 5711). Eventually in 2008-09 th...