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Patek Philippe Nautilus 5712/1A — Pre-Owned Bangkok September 2026

As of September 2026, a pre-owned Patek Philippe Nautilus 5712/1A in Bangkok clears at roughly ฿3,200,000–฿3,800,000, with full-set examples around ฿3,500,000. Figures are 2026 international market values converted at ฿32.5/USD and discounted to clearing. The 5712 adds moon phase, power reserve and sub-seconds to the Nautilus case.

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Patek Philippe Nautilus 5712/1A — Pre-Owned Bangkok September 2026

Market reference prices (estimates)

ReferenceYearConditionPrice (THB)As of
5712/1A-0012021Blue dial, full set, final year฿3,650,000Aug 2026
5712/1A-0012020Blue dial, full set฿3,500,000Aug 2026

These figures are estimates built from public market data. They are not transactions Thai Watch Market completed.

What a Nautilus 5712/1A Sells for in Bangkok — September 2026

The Nautilus 5712/1A combines moon phase, power reserve indicator, pointer date, and sub-seconds. Introduced in 2006 alongside the Nautilus 30th anniversary, Patek discontinued the reference in 2022.

Comparing it with the rest of the family? See Patek Philippe Nautilus prices for every reference.

The bands below are international market values (2026 Nautilus price guides) converted at ฿32.5/USD and discounted about 10% from asking to clearing. They are estimates, not Bangkok transaction records:

  • Low ฿3,200,000 — 2016–2018 references or half-sets
  • Median ฿3,500,000 — Full-set 2019–2021 with verifiable AD warranty
  • High ฿3,800,000 — NOS 2022 (final year) with factory stickers

5712 vs 5711 in Bangkok

Feature Nautilus 5711/1A Nautilus 5712/1A
Complications Time + date Moon phase + power reserve + date + sub-seconds
Dial layout Clean Four sub-features
Caliber 26-330 S C 240 PS IRM C LU
Year discontinued 2021 2022
Median Bangkok 2026 ฿3,800,000 ฿3,500,000
Thai supply Moderate Low

Despite more complications, the 5712 trades below the 5711 because:

  1. 5711 is the "iconic Nautilus" — Genta's original 1976 silhouette
  2. Wider buyer base for 5711 — the clean dial appeals more broadly
  3. 5712 layout perceived as "busy" — some collectors prefer the 5711 simplicity
  4. 5711 discontinuation premium started earlier — 2021 vs 5712's 2022

What Bangkok Dealers Pay

Scenario Seller payout (2020 full-set)
Full-set, TH warranty ฿3,045,000–฿3,185,000
Full-set, overseas warranty ฿2,885,000–฿3,013,000
No box, papers ฿2,701,000–฿2,834,000
Loose ฿2,501,000–฿2,633,000

Dealers pay 87–91% — slightly below 5711 because resale velocity is slower.

Caliber 240 PS IRM C LU — Why Collectors Value It

Patek's caliber 240 is a micro-rotor movement just 3.98mm thick, allowing the 5712 to stay 8.52mm overall despite more complications than the 5711.

Authentication points Khun Naru examines:

  1. Micro-rotor 22k gold — must carry Geneva Seal stamping and hand-polished finish
  2. Moon phase aperture — moon is 3D polished on authentic examples; fakes are flat
  3. Power reserve hand — sweep must be smooth and consistent
  4. Sub-seconds at 5 — indices hand-polished

Price Movement 2022–2026

The half-yearly baht figures this page used to list had no source behind them, so they have been removed. The point we can source, converted at ฿32.5/USD, is an international market value, before the roughly 10% discount this page applies:

  • November 2025 – September 2026 — Wristcheck says the wider market for the 5712/1A-001 has held between US$120,000 and US$150,000 (about ฿3,900,000–฿4,875,000) since November 2025

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