***leaked photos & specification (Nautilus 6711)***

[mafoofan]

Sooooooo... we don’t actually know anything.

[Daytonaman799]

No date = no sale.

[rolexguy212]

wow, are they not doing white anymore?

[jamestucker]

Originally Posted by rolexguy212

wow, are they not doing white anymore?

Discontinued in 2020

[guanxi]

Originally Posted by daytonaman799

no date = no sale.

+1

[daOnlyBG]

Originally Posted by V25V

If they do no date, that would be a mistake in my opinion.

Agreed.

[pav333hp]

Bumping this up... Anyone got any new info? Supposedly patekholic on IG has the pictures of the new releases and teased about should he release them?

[GeraldGentaFan]

My AD heard from a source at Patek that the new release will come in April and that the leaked specs, especially titanium and platinum case, are not correct. Whatever it is worth...

[Bloomberg]

Now rumors say it will be white gold...
I think we have to wait...

[pav333hp]

Well, whatever it is, I'm pretty sure it will be VERY VERY cool. I'm actually super excited about it.

[Ichiran]

Originally Posted by GeraldGentaFan

My AD heard from a source at Patek that the new release will come in April and that the leaked specs, especially titanium and platinum case, are not correct. Whatever it is worth...

That's my AD's understanding as well.

[bonsai-man]

And mine

[ma.st.]

WG would be dope. I love PP's WG. But oh the scratches!

[ju5t1nb]

5711g!

[GreenLantern]

It's really too bad that Patek wouldn't consider regular production 5711/1T and 5711/1P variants.

It really is too bad that Patek continues to try to be boring.

(And don't get me wrong, I love Patek, and have numerous in my possession.)

[Ichiran]

Originally Posted by GreenLantern

It really is too bad that Patek continues to try to be boring.

(And don't get me wrong, I love Patek, and have numerous in my possession.)

I think Patek is very far from being boring with the breadth and depth of their entire collection. Their recent 6300a and 6301p are technical marvels and they have used titanium on special releases. On the art front, they have applied enamelling, marquetry, guilloché and engraving in their watches which I thought not many manufacturers do. They have also released entry level watches such as the 5212 and pilots which are so refreshingly interesting and completely different from the rest of their collection.

Now if you ask me who are the boring manufacturers I can give you very quick answers...

[llngoc]

Originally Posted by Ichiran

I think Patek is very far from being boring with the breadth and depth of their entire collection. Their recent 6300a and 6301p are technical marvels and they have used titanium on special releases. On the art front, they have applied enamelling, marquetry, guilloché and engraving in their watches which I thought not many manufacturers do. They have also released entry level watches such as the 5212 and pilots which are so refreshingly interesting and completely different from the rest of their collection.

Now if you ask me who are the boring manufacturers I can give you very quick answers...

Agree. I was looking into AP and tried to build a collection and relationship with my AP AD to eventually getting a 15202 but cannot find much other than ROs which interest me.

But for Patek, other than Nautilius and Aquanauts, there are so many other pieces which are interesting. In fact, I only have one more Nautilius on my wishlist and I am done with Nautilius/Aquanauts but there are a few other Pateks which perked my interest.

[GreenLantern]

Originally Posted by Ichiran

I think Patek is very far from being boring with the breadth and depth of their entire collection. Their recent 6300a and 6301p are technical marvels and they have used titanium on special releases. On the art front, they have applied enamelling, marquetry, guilloché and engraving in their watches which I thought not many manufacturers do. They have also released entry level watches such as the 5212 and pilots which are so refreshingly interesting and completely different from the rest of their collection.

Now if you ask me who are the boring manufacturers I can give you very quick answers...

Forgive me, I meant in their sport watch line, which is the main topic of this thread (Naut & Aqau).

Again, disclaimer, I have several of them, myself, and love them.

[Ichiran]

Originally Posted by llngoc

Agree. I was looking into AP and tried to build a collection and relationship with my AP AD to eventually getting a 15202 but cannot find much other than ROs which interest me.

But for Patek, other than Nautilius and Aquanauts, there are so many other pieces which are interesting. In fact, I only have one more Nautilius on my wishlist and I am done with Nautilius/Aquanauts but there are a few other Pateks which perked my interest.

Same here, I'm also looking to add more pieces outside the sport lines.

Originally Posted by GreenLantern

Forgive me, I meant in their sport watch line, which is the main topic of this thread (Naut & Aqau).

Again, disclaimer, I have several of them, myself, and love them.

No worries but the perceived restraint on Nautilus models is due more to the Sterns' intent (quite publicly known) than their lack of creativity. I can understand this strategy of theirs to prevent themselves walking the RO rope

[GreenLantern]

Originally Posted by Ichiran

No worries but the perceived restraint on Nautilus models is due more to the Sterns' intent (quite publicly known) than their lack of creativity.

Yes, yes indeed.

I completely understand, agree, and respect that.

That said, it wouldn't be completely destructive if they came out with a regular production platinum and/or titanium piece for a change. You know, throw everyone a curveball once in a while.

Originally Posted by Ichiran

I can understand this strategy of theirs to prevent themselves walking the RO rope

Unfortunately, while I do agree with this... The market and the hype-machine already places Patek squarely on the RO tightrope.

[offrdmania]

All these leaks are the same thing that you see when Rolex is due to release something new. The leaks are never true and most of the time way off from the actual watch thats being released.

[GreenLantern]

Originally Posted by offrdmania

All these leaks are the same thing that you see when Rolex is due to release something new. The leaks are never true and most of the time way off from the actual watch thats being released.

Actually, you do realize that there are some Rolex leaks that have been consistently true each year.

The Rolex "leaks" are often people guessing what Rolex will do, and some of those people (e.g., the Rolex Passion Report, and others) have consistently gotten it right.

[offrdmania]

Originally Posted by GreenLantern

Actually, you do realize that there are some Rolex leaks that have been consistently true each year.

The Rolex "leaks" are often people guessing what Rolex will do, and some of those people (e.g., the Rolex Passion Report, and others) have consistently gotten it right.

That’s only because Rolex is very subtle with their changes and quite predictable. No one guessed the Air King or the sub going to 41mm. The only Rolex predictions that usually come true only have to do with color or a movement change. I havent seen these leaks predict any major change aspect.

[VogelPhoenix]

Originally Posted by offrdmania

That’s only because Rolex is very subtle with their changes and quite predictable. No one guessed the Air King or the sub going to 41mm.

Link to a post on TRF from 8/7/2020 discussing prediction of a 41mm Sub by RPR:
https://www.rolexforums.com/showpost...1&postcount=22

[GreenLantern]

Originally Posted by offrdmania

That’s only because Rolex is very subtle with their changes and quite predictable. No one guessed the Air King or the sub going to 41mm. The only Rolex predictions that usually come true only have to do with color or a movement change. I havent seen these leaks predict any major change aspect.

That's a fair statement, but my argument in this thread contends that Patek is in the same boat (subtle changes, making it quite predictable -- i.e., "boring").

Originally Posted by offrdmania

No one guessed the Air King or the sub going to 41mm. The only Rolex predictions that usually come true only have to do with color or a movement change. I havent seen these leaks predict any major change aspect.

Originally Posted by VogelPhoenix

Link to a post on TRF from 8/7/2020 discussing prediction of a 41mm Sub by RPR:
https://www.rolexforums.com/showpost...1&postcount=22

Ah, well done. Thank you for that.

[Pocosso]

Titanium will finally make it as a Man watch.
I always seen it as too Girly.

This will be great!


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[Fleetlord]

Titanium is for Hublot and others to mess about with.

[GreenLantern]

Originally Posted by Fleetlord

Titanium is for Hublot and others to mess about with.

Except for the 5524T-010, 5712T-001, 5208T-010, 5004T-001. But ok.

[SBC1986]

These brands, scarcity and the AD game is a turn off for me.

[GreenLantern]

Originally Posted by SBC1986

These brands, scarcity and the AD game is a turn off for me.

The games and fabricated scarcity across the watch industry have really picked up dramatically in the past two years. It makes collecting a lot less fun.