11 homages of the Patek Philippe Nautilus compared side by side with the original. Prices run from about $135 to about $700 at official stores.
About the original
Patek Philippe introduced the Nautilus in 1976 as ref. 3700/1A, a steel sports watch designed by Gerald Genta. The steel time-and-date 5711/1A followed in 2006. It kept the overall look and concept of the 1976 model while changing the case construction, the movement and the dial.
The 5711/1A-010 blue reference has a 40 mm steel octagonal case with two curved ears at the sides, a porthole-inspired bezel and flanks, and a blue dial with horizontal grooves. The bracelet is integrated into the case, and the case mixes brushed and polished surfaces. Patek Philippe confirmed in 2021 that the 5711 would be discontinued.
The original
Patek Philippe
Nautilus
Reference 5711/1A-010, blue sunburst dial with horizontal grooves, steel bracelet
Pagani Design PD-1728Integrated sport, 40 mm, same size as the original, 6 reviews read
Pagani Design PD-1786Integrated sport, 32.5 mm, 7.5 mm smaller than the original
San Martin SN0075 GMT 43 mmIntegrated sport, 43 mm, 3 mm larger than the original
San Martin SN0076-GIntegrated sport, 42 mm, 2 mm larger than the original
Specht & Söhne SP0005Integrated sport, 40 mm, same size as the original
Specht & Söhne SP0012Integrated sport, 39 mm, 1 mm smaller than the original
Specht & Söhne SP0039Integrated sport, 39 mm, 1 mm smaller than the original
Specht & Söhne SP2655Integrated sport, 35 mm, 5 mm smaller than the original
Sugess S466 Slim MasterIntegrated sport, 38.5 mm, 1.5 mm smaller than the original, 2 reviews read
Watchdives WD0013 Ronda 714 Ultra-ThinIntegrated sport, 41 mm, 1 mm larger than the original, 4 reviews read
Watchdives WD0013BIntegrated sport, 41 mm, 1 mm larger than the original, 1 review read