What is the Patek Philippe 5723?

The Patek Philippe 5723 is a rare gem-set Nautilus reference that combines the iconic Nautilus case design with precious metal construction, factory-set gemstones, a self-winding movement, and a date display.

What is the Patek Philippe 5723 price?

The Patek Philippe 5723 price varies depending on the exact reference, gemstone configuration, condition, completeness, and market availability. Many examples trade in the high six-figure range, and especially rare or exceptional watches may be priced upon request.

Where can I find a Patek Philippe 5723 for sale?

Collectors searching for a Patek Philippe 5723 for sale can contact Avi & Co. for current availability, sourcing assistance, authentication guidance, and market pricing information.

Is the Patek Philippe 5723 rare?

Yes. The Patek Philippe 5723 is considered rare because it combines the Nautilus design with precious metal construction and factory gemstone setting. Availability is limited, and collector demand is strong.

Is the Patek Philippe 5723 a good investment?

The Patek Philippe 5723 has qualities that collectors often associate with strong long-term desirability, including rarity, Nautilus heritage, precious metal construction, and factory gem setting. However, luxury watch prices can fluctuate, so buyers should purchase based on both enjoyment and informed market guidance.

What movement is in the Patek Philippe 5723?

Current Patek Philippe specifications for the 5723/112R-001 list the self-winding Caliber 26-330 S C, which displays hours, minutes, sweep seconds, and date, and includes a stop-seconds function.

Why is the Patek Philippe 5723 so expensive?

The Patek Philippe 5723 is expensive because it combines the Nautilus design, precious metal construction, factory-set gemstones, limited availability, high collector demand, and Patek Philippe craftsmanship.

How does the Patek Philippe 5723 compare to the Nautilus 5711?

The Nautilus 5711 is more understated and widely recognized, while the Patek Philippe 5723 is rarer, more luxurious, and more visually dramatic because of its precious metal construction and gemstone setting.

Patek Philippe Nautilus 5723

The Patek Philippe 5723 introduces a new dimension to the iconic Nautilus collection by combining the Nautilus’s signature rugged appeal with the elegance of precious metals and factory-set gemstones. Formally known as the Patek Philippe Nautilus 5723, this timepiece possesses a unique quality that sets it apart from many of its counterparts, a distinction earned not through loud design but through the masterful execution of every detail. The result is more than a timekeeping instrument; it is a testament to decades of craftsmanship, honoring its heritage while confidently looking to the future. Avi & Co. is proud to carry this watch as well as many other Patek Philippe Nautilus watches.

G05723-112R-001-001 Patek Philippe 7681

Patek Philippe Nautilus
5723/112R-001, Rose Gold, Brown Dial, 41 mm
5723/112R-001, Rose Gold, Brown Dial, 41 mm

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G05723-1R-001 Patek Philippe 5254

Patek Philippe Nautilus
5723/1R-001, 18K Rose Gold, Gold Dial, Diamond Bezel, 42 mm
5723/1R-001, 18K Rose Gold, Gold Dial, Diamond Bezel, 42 mm

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Condition / Set	Approximate Market Range	Buyer Considerations
Pre-owned, incomplete set	$650,000-$750,000+	May be less desirable if documentation or accessories are missing.
Pre-owned, complete set	$850,000-$1,000,000+	Often preferred by collectors because of stronger provenance.
Unworn or exceptional example	$900,000-$1,000,000+	Pricing depends heavily on availability, gemstone configuration, and market demand.
Rare or especially desirable configuration	Price upon request	Ultra-rare examples may require direct sourcing through a specialist.

Year	Milestone
1976	The original Patek Philippe Nautilus reference 3700 is introduced.
1980s-1990s	The Nautilus collection expands with new sizes, materials, and configurations.
2006	The modern Nautilus era is strengthened with the arrival of references such as the 5711.
2010s	Demand for rare Nautilus models accelerates across the global collector market.
Modern era	The Patek Philippe 5723 becomes one of the most exclusive gem-set Nautilus references.