Jay (Eire)
12332
For those of you dreaming of a white Christmas...
...this is the best I can do for you.
If only the date wasn’t there. Although as date windows go this one is far from the most offensive to the eye.
While this watch did not make my “most worn” list it did put up a good fight. A good watch for all occasions.
With so many darker dials, or shiny blues in recent years, a White Dial with little fuss is always fresh.
Collection
Chicolini showcases his Patek Philippe Ref. 5950A, a steel split-seconds chronograph. Discover collector insights on this rare and elegant timepiece.
43 replies8336 views
Collection
Explore gary_g's year with the Patek Philippe Nautilus ref. 5712/1A-001. Insights on the caliber 240 movement, design, and collector experiences.
33 replies2212 views
For those of you dreaming of a white Christmas...
...this is the best I can do for you. If only the date wasn’t there. Although as date windows go this one is far from the most offensive to the eye. While this watch did not make my “most worn” list it did put up a good fight. A good watch for all occasio...
Definitely the less seen, and with less production (if that really matters to anyone).
I myself need to try and wear this one more too.
Still an icon of a Nautilus. Definitely a macho, handsome watch.
Wear in good health. Tfs. Geross 😅
Completely agree!
Love the 5711...aside from date window...and white face def best option given that. Merry Christmas!
I love how crisp the white dial is!
And it’s definitely a nice contrast from other dials you see often. Very beautiful watch!
Well that is kind of you...
But this white dial been haunting me for quite some time... grass is always greener I suppose... but perhaps one day a white dial will find itself here...
Love the 5711
Great pic and the date looks great to me also. Merry Christmas and thanks for posting...Jim
Really beautiful
and my favorite 5711 model. The hues on the piano dial are hard to photograph, but the watch really pops in the metal. In blue, I like the 5712 better, but white dial is the way to go when it comes to 5711s.
Lovely white Nautilus!
If I had to choose now, I would definitely go for the white instead of the blue.
Thanks. Both have their merits but I believe the two dials make them really different watches on the wrist.
For me, I think the blue dial allows your eyes to see more of the case, bracelet etc when casually glancing. But the white dial draws the eyes directly to the dial first, the other stuff is almost invisible. Not sure if that makes sense to you but because...