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Patek Philippe - Nautilus 5712/1R 40mm RG/RG Brn/Stk ZF A240

Rose gold · Brown dial, stick indices · Integrated bracelet

Reference 5712/1R-001SKU NAUTILUS-146Write a review
$668.00In stock

Earn 668 points ($6.68) with this purchase · Added May 22, 2026

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ZF Patek Philippe PP5712/1R Rose Gold "King of Steel"!

3 Years of Development with the Modified Cal.240 PS IRM C LU Movement!

ZF has dedicated three years to creating a true masterpiece! The Patek Philippe PP5712/1R Rose Gold "King of Steel" is making its peak debut! 

This watch features the groundbreaking Cal.240 PS IRM C LU super-integrated movement, a true milestone. The movement comprises 265 parts, a flat hairspring, and a Gyromax balance wheel with adjustable weights oscillating at 21,600 vibrations per hour, ensuring stability and precision (unlike fake movements with covered decks and false pearl tourbillons found in the current market).

The newly revised stainless steel bracelet, developed based on the disassembly of a genuine Patek Philippe Nautilus stainless steel bracelet, provides a fitting effect identical to the authentic product. This watch surpasses all copies in the market, with hinge opening angles consistent with the genuine product and a locking sound identical to the authentic one.

The case is crafted from Swiss 4N rose gold, boasting pure color, resistance to rust, and corrosion, aligning with international and industry standards. ZFactory continues to advance and now rightfully claims the crown.

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