This Patek Philippe Nautilus 5712G replica presents the moon phase, power reserve, and date complication trio in a 40mm white-gold-look case with a slate grey dial on a black leather strap. Reference 5712G-001 occupies the formal end of the 5712 spectrum, where the cool white gold and slate grey dial create an understated elegance that the rose gold and steel versions approach differently. Patek Philippe uses white gold for Nautilus references intended to read quietly on the wrist, and the 5712G delivers exactly that. The horizontal embossing across the dial surface catches light subtly, adding depth without the visual warmth of its gold-dialed counterparts. Case shape is where factories differ most, and our guide compares 3KF versus PPF on case shape and finish.

Specifications

• Model: Nautilus Moon Phases, Power Reserve, Date (strap)
• Reference: 5712G-001
• Case size: 40 mm
• Case: steel in white gold look (genuine: 18k white gold)
• Dial: slate grey with horizontal embossing; power reserve at about 10-11, pointer date with moon phase at about 7, small seconds at about 4
• Bezel: smooth rounded octagon in white gold look
• Functions: hours, minutes, small seconds, pointer date, moon phase, power reserve indicator
• Movement: clone Cal. 240 PS IRM C LU, automatic
• Power reserve: 44 hours (genuine Cal. 240 PS IRM C LU: 48 hours)
• Crystal: sapphire with anti-reflective coating
• Strap: black croc-embossed leather (genuine: black alligator)
• Water resistance: 30 m (rain and hand-washing, not for swimming)

On the genuine watch, white gold carries more density than steel, so the 5712G feels heavier on the wrist despite sharing the same 40mm footprint. That added weight registers as solidity rather than bulk, a distinction collectors notice immediately when switching from the steel 5712/1A. This clone is steel with a white gold look, so it keeps steel weight, and the black leather strap makes it lighter still.

Where the 5712 Subdials Actually Sit

The self-winding movement inside the 5712G powers three asymmetric displays: power reserve at about 10-11 o’clock, the pointer date with moon phase at about 7, and small seconds at about 4. Moon phase accuracy extends well beyond a human lifetime before manual correction becomes necessary in the genuine caliber. The power reserve indicator gives a practical at-a-glance reading of remaining mainspring energy. On this clone Cal. 240 PS IRM C LU the hand runs down from about 44 hours, where the genuine calibre holds 48. For those drawn to a time-only Nautilus instead, the 5711/1A-011 in steel with white dial offers a cleaner face on a steel bracelet. Browse the full Nautilus collection to see how complications and metals intersect across references.

Grey Dial, White Gold Look, Black Leather

The 5712G-001 appeals to buyers who find steel too casual and rose gold too warm for daily rotation. White gold reads neutral under most lighting conditions, and the slate grey dial amplifies that neutrality. Against the 5712R in rose gold, the difference is immediate: cool formality versus warm expression. Against the 5712/1A in steel, the genuine distinction is weight and exclusivity; on these clones it comes down to the strap and the grey dial. This Patek 5712G replica sits precisely at the intersection of complication depth and material restraint within the Nautilus range.

Other versions of this model in stock: Patek Philippe Nautilus 5712R-001 in rose gold tone, Patek Philippe Nautilus 5712/1A-001 blue dial, Patek Philippe Nautilus 5712/1R-001 brown dial, Patek Philippe Nautilus 5712/1A-001 black dial.