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Amanico's captivating photographs of the Patek Philippe 5711 offer a rare glimpse into the elusive timepiece, highlighting its celebrated dial. His personal appreciation for the watch's complex grey-blue hue underscores why this particular reference has become a modern icon. This article explores the nuances that make the 5711 so desirable, as seen through the lens of a discerning collector.
The Patek Philippe Complications reference 5711/1A is a specific configuration within the Complications model line. This particular reference is identified by its serial number 5914840, with a movement number 6084863.
The watch is presented in a stainless steel case, indicated by the "/1A" suffix. No specific details regarding the crystal material or movement architecture are provided.
This reference appeals to collectors seeking a Patek Philippe Complications model in stainless steel. Its specific serial and movement numbers are documented for identification purposes.
very elegant sports watch in deed... other than a 'date window' debate, the clasp update similar to an Aquanaut or the WG Nautilus would be a great improvement in the next gen of this timepiece imho Best, mahesh.,
Hard to find nowadays. Long wait list. 👌Tfs. My friend. 😊 Geross
the Vintage 3700 super ultra desirable.
Don't get me wrong, I really like this 5711/1A blue dial. Maybe I should wear it more often to convince myself 🤷♂️😜
By the way, did Patek change the Blue dial on the current 5711's? I just noticed that Patek web site calls the dial Black-Blue!
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