On this page
atek Philippe’s own Nautilus page lists 44 pieces: 43 wristwatch references and one desk clock, the 50th-anniversary 958G-001. HYPA’s catalogue carries every one of them, with the case, dial, strap and movement facts taken from each reference’s page on patek.com, so what follows is a count of what the brand publishes rather than an estimate.
Patek Philippe currently lists 43 Nautilus wristwatch references across 12 model numbers, in 4 case metals and 6 case sizes from 32 mm to 41 mm.
Self-winding (39), Quartz (4). The brand publishes an Australian retail price for 43 of them, from A$56,050 to A$4,204,250; those are list prices, not what a piece changes hands for.
Summary
This guide counts what Patek Philippe currently shows under Nautilus, by model number, metal, size and movement. Every figure is computed from the brand’s own product pages as HYPA captured them on 9 September 2026.
It does not cover discontinued Nautilus references, which the brand no longer displays; HYPA’s catalogue also has pages for some of them, marked as discontinued.
This article is general information about the watch market. It is not a valuation of any particular piece, and it is not advice on whether to buy, sell or hold one.
Every watch HYPA offers, buys or sources is assessed on its own: authenticity, condition, provenance and completeness, in the market as it stands on the day.
Key takeaways
Who this is for
This guide is written for:
- buyers deciding which Nautilus reference to look for;
- owners placing their own reference within the current line-up;
- anyone reading a Nautilus reference number for the first time.
It is a description of the current collection, not a valuation of any watch.
How this guide was prepared
HYPA read patek.com’s Nautilus collection page and each reference’s product page on 9 September 2026 and recorded the case, dial, strap, movement and retail-price facts as the brand publishes them. The figures in this guide are computed from that record — 43 references — rather than typed by hand, so a recount gives the same numbers.
The desk clock the brand lists under Nautilus is excluded from the wristwatch counts.
The current families at a glance
| Model number (references) | Case size; metals | Movement |
|---|---|---|
| 7118 (14) | 35.2 mm; Steel, Rose gold, White gold | Caliber 26-330 S C, 26-330 S |
| 5990 (6) | 40.5 mm; Steel, Rose gold, White gold | Caliber CH 28-520 C FUS |
| 5711 (4) | 40 mm; Platinum | Caliber 26-330 S C |
| 7010 (4) | 32 mm; White gold, Rose gold | Caliber E23-250 S C |
| 5723 (3) | 40 mm; Rose gold | Caliber 26-330 S C |
| 5980 (3) | 40.5 mm; White gold, Rose gold | Caliber CH 28-520 C |
| 5726 (2) | 40.5 mm; Steel | Caliber 26-330 S QA LU 24H |
| 5810 (2) | 41 mm; White gold | Caliber 240 |
| 5811 (2) | 41 mm; White gold | Caliber 26-330 S C, 26-330 S |
| 5610 (1) | 38 mm; Platinum | Caliber 240 |
| 5712 (1) | 40 mm; Rose gold | Caliber 240 PS IRM C LU |
| 5740 (1) | 40 mm; White gold | Caliber 240 Q |
Reading the reference
The four-digit model number is the family. In the references the brand lists, the part after the slash pairs with the metal — “/1A” with steel, “/1R” with rose gold, “/1G” with white gold — and the “-0xx” suffix separates dial executions of the same watch.
By metal
Across the 43: White gold (17), Rose gold (14), Steel (7), Platinum (5).
By case size
Case sizes run from 32 mm to 41 mm. By family: 32 mm (7010); 35.2 mm (7118); 38 mm (5610); 40 mm (5712, 5740, 5723, 5711); 40.5 mm (5726, 5980, 5990); 41 mm (5811, 5810).
By movement
Self-winding (39), Quartz (4). 38 on a bracelet, 5 on a strap.
What the brand publishes as price
Patek Philippe shows an Australian retail price for 43 of the 43, from A$56,050 to A$4,204,250. Those are the brand’s list prices, not what a piece changes hands for. A price shown with ‘Buy now’ on a HYPA watch page is HYPA’s own asking price for that piece, in AUD, including GST for delivery in Australia; a page that shows ‘Price on enquiry’ is an invitation to ask.
A list price is what the brand asks. What a piece changes hands for is a question about that piece.
Finding one
Every reference above has a page in HYPA’s catalogue with its specification, and the Nautilus family can be jumped to from the filter panel on the Patek Philippe brand page. If the one you want is not in stock, HYPA sources to order: send the reference and configuration and it will say what is realistically available.
Before enquiring about a Nautilus
Frequently asked questions
Can HYPA source a specific Nautilus reference?
Yes. Tell HYPA the reference and specification you are looking for, and it will assess what is realistically available through its network of collectors, suppliers and industry partners in Australia and overseas.
Are the prices on this site Patek Philippe’s retail prices?
No. Patek Philippe’s Australian retail price is the brand’s list price. A price shown with ‘Buy now’ on a HYPA watch page is HYPA’s own asking price for that piece, in AUD, including GST for delivery in Australia, and that watch is in stock and available to order. A page that shows ‘Price on enquiry’ is an invitation to ask, and HYPA confirms availability for you.
Does the catalogue include discontinued references?
Yes. HYPA’s catalogue also has pages for Nautilus references Patek Philippe no longer displays, such as the steel 5711/1A-010, 5712/1A-001 and 5980/1A-001. Each is marked as discontinued, with the note that Patek Philippe no longer makes the reference. This guide counts only the references the brand currently shows.
Watches in this article
- Nautilus 7118 (35.2 mm)
- Nautilus 5990 (40.5 mm)
- Nautilus 5711 (40 mm)
- Nautilus 7010 (32 mm)
- Nautilus 5723 (40 mm)
- Nautilus 5980 (40.5 mm)
- Nautilus 5726 (40.5 mm)
- Nautilus 5810 (41 mm)
- Nautilus 5811 (41 mm)
- Nautilus 5610 (38 mm)
- Nautilus 5712 (40 mm)
- Nautilus 5740 (40 mm)
Sources and references
Eden John founded HYPA International in Melbourne and has over 10 years’ experience in luxury Swiss watches, working across buying, selling and sourcing for collectors and private clients in Australia and internationally.
Every watch HYPA offers is assessed for authenticity, condition, provenance and completeness before sale; the same standard is applied to a watch it is offered.
