Video of new 5726

[andyol1966]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OObqFqA7YUI

Love the new dial on the 5726

[TimeOnHand]

Looks awesome... thanks for sharing the link!

[Daytonaman799]

It’s stunning

[ap1]

Need

[AK797]

Does look really cool there, didn't update the clasp but then they didn't need to bother.

[Fat_ninja]

Thx for posting...still not for me. But looks nice there

[Russell996]

Originally Posted by AK797

Does look really cool there, didn't update the clasp but then they didn't need to bother.

Agreed, much prefer the old style slim clasp.

[Snow-Dweller]

I caught every word of that.

[andyol1966]

Can you translate for us Clive

[Fat_ninja]

Can you imagine if this was one pf those bruce lee movies we watches when we were kids ... and they were really just ahowing off the eatch? Lol

[patriot885]

What a flop. Yes, it's blue. However, an annual candler shouldn't be on a sport watch (sport watch should only contain DATE like the 5712, if it has the month as well it is not sport anymore). Also, this 5726 is too thick. can't do any sport with it.
What a flop, i'll pass.

That was cynical of course, this 5726/014 just completed the acceptance of the 5726 to the "real nautilus" territory of the keyboard worriers and sent the discontinued 5726/1A-001 to the classic definition, straight to 100K territory (some already at 120K on chrono24, strap version at 65K).

[bruinmd]

Originally Posted by patriot885

What a flop. Yes, it's blue. However, an annual candler shouldn't be on a sport watch (sport watch should only contain DATE like the 5712, if it has the month as well it is not sport anymore). Also, this 5726 is too thick. can't do any sport with it.
What a flop, i'll pass.

That was cynical of course, this 5726/014 just completed the acceptance of the 5726 to the "real nautilus" territory of the keyboard worriers and sent the discontinued 5726/1A-001 to the classic definition, straight to 100K territory (some already at 120K on chrono24, strap version at 65K).

I think the 5726 belongs on a strap, but I'm biased : ) having just picked one up.

I'm not sure about the 5726A going for $65k, though. Don't think there is the demand for it, but who knows

[ap1]

Originally Posted by bruinmd

I think the 5726 belongs on a strap, but I'm biased : ) having just picked one up.

I'm not sure about the 5726A going for $65k, though. Don't think there is the demand for it, but who knows

Wut, there’s mad demand

[bruinmd]

Originally Posted by ap1

Wut, there’s mad demand

Not from what one of the trusted grey guys told me.........it didn't sound like the 5726 on strap is that heavily in demand. I think it's still considered the easiest to get Nautilus.
Regardless, I'm happy to have gotten mine. Will post incoming pics soon

[ap1]

Originally Posted by bruinmd

Not from what one of the trusted grey guys told me.........it didn't sound like the 5726 on strap is that heavily in demand. I think it's still considered the easiest to get Nautilus.
Regardless, I'm happy to have gotten mine. Will post incoming pics soon

Oh. Thought you were talking new blue dial brac


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[Sheldor]

I agree I don't think the strap version is in too much demand... Was just offered one last week by my ad without asking for it.

[patriot885]

Originally Posted by bruinmd

Not from what one of the trusted grey guys told me.........it didn't sound like the 5726 on strap is that heavily in demand. I think it's still considered the easiest to get Nautilus.
Regardless, I'm happy to have gotten mine. Will post incoming pics soon

The strap version is confirmed to be sold for 56K (used) and 65 (new), here-
http://www.sothebys.com/en/auctions/...html?locale=en
http://www.sothebys.com/en/auctions/...html?locale=en

Your grey market guy only see quarter of the picture. First, he misses the "supply" part of the equation which takes half of the rule in value. There is no supply for 5726, hardly on strap, nothing on bracelet. For example, the 5712 is all over the place. There is not one big secondary market place which doesn't have a 5712, 90% of members in nautilus groups has one, look for 5726 you will rarely see it. Second, he only see the "common" customer. Paralleling to car market, EVERYONE goes in a Porsche dealership asking for a GT3. No one hardly goes in and say "hey, i need a 997 speedster". Nevertheless, checkout prices of both.

[Dlindsay]

Originally Posted by patriot885

The strap version is confirmed to be sold for 56K (used) and 65 (new), here-
http://www.sothebys.com/en/auctions/...html?locale=en
http://www.sothebys.com/en/auctions/...html?locale=en

Your grey market guy only see quarter of the picture. First, he misses the "supply" part of the equation which takes half of the rule in value. There is no supply for 5726, hardly on strap, nothing on bracelet. For example, the 5712 is all over the place. There is not one big secondary market place which doesn't have a 5712, 90% of members in nautilus groups has one, look for 5726 you will rarely see it. Second, he only see the "common" customer. Paralleling to car market, EVERYONE goes in a Porsche dealership asking for a GT3. No one hardly goes in and say "hey, i need a 997 speedster". Nevertheless, checkout prices of both.

You have written many posts about the collectibility of the 5726 strap and bracelet versions. Now we all know that those two are the most collectible watches in the world so you can relax and stop posting about the collectibility/secondary market prices of the 5726A stap and bracelet versions.

[patriot885]

Originally Posted by Dlindsay

You have written many posts about the collectibility of the 5726 strap and bracelet versions. Now we all know that those two are the most collectible watches in the world so you can relax and stop posting about the collectibility/secondary market prices of the 5726A stap and bracelet versions.

I won't appreciate a disrespectful trolling comment to my fact-based answers.
Just to add, i won't stop none, the more so, by order of a allegedly troll.
Second, i write when specific question is asked or when a new result/matter is applied. You are welcome to move on.

[bruinmd]

Originally Posted by patriot885

The strap version is confirmed to be sold for 56K (used) and 65 (new), here-
http://www.sothebys.com/en/auctions/...html?locale=en
http://www.sothebys.com/en/auctions/...html?locale=en

Your grey market guy only see quarter of the picture. First, he misses the "supply" part of the equation which takes half of the rule in value. There is no supply for 5726, hardly on strap, nothing on bracelet. For example, the 5712 is all over the place. There is not one big secondary market place which doesn't have a 5712, 90% of members in nautilus groups has one, look for 5726 you will rarely see it. Second, he only see the "common" customer. Paralleling to car market, EVERYONE goes in a Porsche dealership asking for a GT3. No one hardly goes in and say "hey, i need a 997 speedster". Nevertheless, checkout prices of both.

Thanks Patriot. Appreciate the info.
And yes, I've heard directly from my AD and others that the 5726 supply stock has always been on the lower side, but we also know that demand for the watch has also been low relative to other nautilus models. That's why I never thought of it as a watch whose value on the secondary market would be all that high right now-- I'm talking specifically the strap version.

My AD theorizes (and frankly it doesn't matter to me whether it happens or not), that in several years, the 5726 grey dial will likely be the nautilus that goes up the most in value, simply b/c of what you said: supply has been so low for the watch overall. And if history proves correct-- according to him-- collectors then tend to want these types of watches that weren't in demand back in the day and whose supply was less.

[Dlindsay]

Originally Posted by patriot885

I won't appreciate a disrespectful trolling comment to my fact-based answers.
Just to add, i won't stop none, the more so, by order of a allegedly troll.
Second, i write when specific question is asked or when a new result/matter is applied. You are welcome to move on.

12 out of your last 13 posts are about 5726. No one has asked you that many questions for you to keep repeating about the value of the 5726.

I feel that you may have a 5726 that you are considering to sell.

[V25V]

Originally Posted by Dlindsay

12 out of your last 13 posts are about 5726. No one has asked you that many questions for you to keep repeating about the value of the 5726.



I feel that you may have a 5726 that you are considering to sell.

That and a link to a Sotheby's auction....


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[Dlindsay]

Originally Posted by V25V

That and a link to a Sotheby's auction....


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[patriot885]

Originally Posted by bruinmd

Thanks Patriot. Appreciate the info.
And yes, I've heard directly from my AD and others that the 5726 supply stock has always been on the lower side, but we also know that demand for the watch has also been low relative to other nautilus models. That's why I never thought of it as a watch whose value on the secondary market would be all that high right now-- I'm talking specifically the strap version.

My AD theorizes (and frankly it doesn't matter to me whether it happens or not), that in several years, the 5726 grey dial will likely be the nautilus that goes up the most in value, simply b/c of what you said: supply has been so low for the watch overall. And if history proves correct-- according to him-- collectors then tend to want these types of watches that weren't in demand back in the day and whose supply was less.

You are welcome. Yes, looks like it. It's not a value created from a bubble for a mass produce watch like the 5712, it's actually rare. By the way, some professional estimate already put the auctions price of 5712 under retail, and this is a rare early Geneva seal.
http://www.sothebys.com/en/auctions/...html?locale=en

[patriot885]

Originally Posted by Dlindsay

12 out of your last 13 posts are about 5726. No one has asked you that many questions for you to keep repeating about the value of the 5726.

I feel that you may have a 5726 that you are considering to sell.

Most of your posts are "thumbs up" (or other emoji)I feel that you may be a troll.

Originally Posted by V25V

That and a link to a Sotheby's auction....


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Frankly, if i was mislead by keyboard warriors to buy the wrong watch, i would only be left with my Laughter on the world most trusted, market leader and billion dollar company like Sotheby's as well.
I would even might open a thread title "It's perfect" so people can support me by force.
https://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=665238

[V25V]

Originally Posted by patriot885

Most of your posts are "thumbs up" (or other emoji)I feel that you may be a troll.



Frankly, if i was mislead by keyboard warriors to buy the wrong watch, i would only be left with my Laughter on the world most trusted, market leader and billion dollar company like Sotheby's as well.
I would even might open a thread title "It's perfect" so people can support me by force.
https://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=665238

I dont care what people think about what I buy, I just like to share. Point of this forum, to share with fellow enthusiasts. If you don't like the 5712, I could give a rats furry ass, I love it.


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[Dlindsay]

Originally Posted by V25V

That and a link to a Sotheby's auction....


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May be a Sotheby's salesman

[patriot885]

Originally Posted by V25V

I dont care what people think about what I buy, I just like to share. Point of this forum, to share with fellow enthusiasts. If you don't like the 5712, I could give a rats furry ass, I love it.


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I like it as well, it's among the finest. The compression to the 5726 is only natural as both were competing the public eye as the "other" steel Nautilus (whether one buy one of them or not), one consider "grail" "you cant get it" and one consider "unwanted", supported by all kind of funny excuses such as "not sporty". Nevertheless, here we are with Value Figures.

[patriot885]

Originally Posted by Dlindsay

May be a Sotheby's salesman

The adult version of this bully kid at school laughing at the kid who reads a book.

[V25V]

Originally Posted by patriot885

I like it as well, it's among the finest. The compression to the 5726 is only natural as both were competing the public eye as the "other" steel Nautilus (whether one buy one of them or not), one consider "grail" "you cant get it" and one consider "unwanted", supported by all kind of funny excuses such as "not sporty". Nevertheless, here we are with Value Figures.

Not sure why you are placing me in that camp..... I have always wanted the 5712, just could not afford it when they were easily obtainable. I never had an attraction to the 5726 and that remains the same now, I do not care what color they make the dial.

Continue on with your auction listings....