This Patek Philippe Nautilus 5719/10G super clone takes the already bold full-pavé layout and swaps the white baguettes for green: emerald-look baguette stones run around the bezel and mark 12, 9 and 6, while the pavé dial, case and baguette bracelet links stay colourless. At 40mm, the case dimensions match the standard Nautilus sizing, but every other visual element departs dramatically from the clean steel originals. Baguette diamonds — rectangular step-cut stones — create a geometric pattern that plays differently from round brilliant settings. The green color adds another layer of intensity, making this one of the most visually striking configurations available in the Nautilus family. Patek Philippe first released the 5719/10G in white gold as part of the haute joaillerie segment of the catalog. The genuine 5719/10G-010 uses white diamonds only, so the green version is a factory variant, and every stone on our watch is a stone-set look rather than a diamond.

Specifications

• Model: Nautilus Date Sweep Seconds, full stone-set (5719/10G-style)
• Reference: 5719/10G-010 (factory variant with green stones)
• Case size: 40 mm
• Case: steel in white gold look, fully stone-set (genuine: 18k white gold, about 1,343 diamonds)
• Bezel: single row of green baguette stones (genuine: white baguette diamonds)
• Dial: fully pavé-set with colourless stones, green baguette markers at 12, 9 and 6, date at 3
• Crystal: sapphire
• Movement: clone Cal. 324 SC, automatic
• Power reserve: 42 hours (genuine Cal. 26-330 S C: 45 hours)
• Functions: hours, minutes, sweep seconds, date
• Water resistance: 30 m (rain and hand-washing, not for swimming)
• Bracelet: integrated steel in white gold look, pavé links with baguette-set centre links (genuine: 18k white gold with diamonds)

The rectangular cut of each stone creates clean geometric lines that echo the angular nature of the Nautilus case shape, producing a visual harmony between stone work and industrial design. Under all that stone work the bracelet still has to articulate properly, and our guide covers how the bracelet links of a Nautilus clone are judged.

What Sits Beneath the Green-Stone Setting

Beneath the stone-set surfaces, the movement architecture follows the standard Nautilus specification. The automatic caliber handles hours, minutes, seconds, and date, with the 21k gold rotor visible through a display caseback on the genuine reference. Our watch runs a clone Cal. 324 SC with about 42 hours of reserve instead. The genuine white-diamond 5719/10G sits at the top of the Nautilus pricing hierarchy, well above standard steel and even solid gold references. The step-cut stones require more precise setting than round brilliants because any misalignment between adjacent rectangles becomes immediately visible. For a quieter direction than gem-setting, the leather strap Calatrava configuration offers a completely different look. The full range of options lives in the Nautilus collection page.

Baguette Lines Versus Round Pavé Sparkle

Against round-cut diamond Nautilus versions, the 5719/10G reads more architectural and structured. Round brilliants create a scattered sparkle effect, while baguettes produce organized lines of reflected light. The green stones push the color statement further than factory white diamond options — this is not a watch that blends into the background at any distance. For collectors who want the Genta silhouette with maximum visual impact, the baguette format delivers that consistently. This Patek Nautilus 5719 super clone puts the full baguette-set look on the wrist in a green colourway that no Patek dealer has ever displayed.

Other versions of this model in stock: Patek Philippe Nautilus 5719/10G pink dial, Patek Philippe Nautilus 5719/10G white dial.