this video is the reason, why i love the iwc perpetual calendar. though great video as always and the watch is gorgeous even if the calendar is a bit more difficult to set
+xXloeffelsk8Xx Me too. I own a JLC with that very mechanism: easy. I spent less time correcting my JLC last time it ran down than I did setting this Nautilus to 6am. But I also agree that this Nautilus 5726 is gorgeous; beauty means never having to say "sorry" to the befuddled owner! Best, Tim
+Nigel Levins It's my pleasure, Nigel! Making these videos is one of the highlights of my job, and interacting with our online community is even more rewarding. Best, Tim
These comments about the lack of hacking always forget that this watch allows the changing of time zones very easily with out the need to stop the watch, a great convenience . So it’s a design trade off not a design error.
+aveen mahabal Thank you, and welcome to our channel! Of course, you already know which is my favorite ;-) I wore that one to a Patek dinner last night and stole the show! Best, Tim
Fantastic video yet again Tim, really impressed with the amount of information you put out with these reviews. Is it possible to do a review on the patek 5164?
+Samuel Loh Hi Samuel, thank you for your kind words! I would love to do a review of the 5164, but I need to get my hands on one. A member of our office owns the watch, so I could borrow it for a video, but that watch wouldn't technically be *available*. I'll see if I can swipe it next time that watch is on his wrist. Best, Tim
Hi Tim great vid..Love this piece but the 5711 and 5712 are my grails. Hopefully you do a review of those pieces soon. Would love to see them on the wrist.
+Stephen Murphy Hi Stephen, thanks for the compliment! I have a colleague in the office with a pretty good track record of bringing in Patek references, so I'll let him know that a 5711/5712 review is a priority. Best, Tim
Hello Tim, Thanks for the great video! A question about the tool used to change the date etc. I have this model and seem to have misplaced the tool. Would this work with a regular spring bar with a 0.8 mm diameter tip? Many thanks in advance!
+Will_b133 Very true. I can see where you're coming from, especially since I'm in love with the 5207, and the family resemblance of the 5205 entices me. The Nautilus 5726 is for those who prefer the sports watch imagery. Best, Tim
+SuperScalemaster Welcome to our channel! You're not far off; I came in to work after a huge cardio session on the bike, and my blood sugar was crashed. Before I could grab something to eat, one of our sales associates told me I had to film a how-to video RIGHT NOW(!!!) for a client whose Patek 5726 was just sold and needed to ship with FedEx in 15 minutes. The result is the staggering routine you see in the video. I made it... just. Now I keep a drawer of emergency Lemonheads at my desk. Best, Tim
+watchuwantinc You got a heart for your job..respect..keep up the great work. Try to find Dextro pastilles,they are great when you in need of a natural energy & sugar boost.
+Rashad That's correct. This is an extremely rare feature on Patek Philippe watches. In fact, I believe that the 5235 is the first non-chromo Patek Philippe with a hacking function. Best, Tim
This watch simultaneously tells the time the in New York, London, Paris,Rome, and Schtaad. It is the sportswatch of the eighties. In Philadelphia its worth fifty bucks.
Hi Hans - This piece sold a long time ago, you can check out current Patek inventory and pricing at www.thewatchbox.com/watches/patek-philippe/ Thanks! --Team WatchBox
+Joshua Lien True. Patek Philippe doesn't include this refinement on many models. Outside of some in-house chrono movements, I believe it's the 5235 and nothing else if you want Patek that hacks. Best, Tim
+Joshua Lien I'd err on the side of caution with any Patek movement, but gently moving the minutes hand a few degrees backward won't damage the movement. The sliding cannon pinion should mechanically decouple the minute hand from the going train that drives the seconds hand and the calendar. Best, Tim
No-hacking movement. This watch is a technological dinosaur. Mr. Stern; you need to work harder to create a modern movement so one can set the time when the second hand is stopped. Mr. Patek would not be happy with this nonsense.
My dream Patek
Andi Valentinus oh my God we have the same dream...
41mm fully stainless steel would be perfect
Looks much better on the bracelet
Andrew Pullinger Hell no. Learher strap makes it much more sophisticated and more intricate.
this video is the reason, why i love the iwc perpetual calendar.
though great video as always and the watch is gorgeous even if the calendar is a bit more difficult to set
+xXloeffelsk8Xx Me too. I own a JLC with that very mechanism: easy. I spent less time correcting my JLC last time it ran down than I did setting this Nautilus to 6am. But I also agree that this Nautilus 5726 is gorgeous; beauty means never having to say "sorry" to the befuddled owner!
Best,
Tim
Thank you for another great video Tim. I always learn something new from you.
+Nigel Levins It's my pleasure, Nigel! Making these videos is one of the highlights of my job, and interacting with our online community is even more rewarding.
Best,
Tim
These comments about the lack of hacking always forget that this watch allows the changing of time zones very easily with out the need to stop the watch, a great convenience . So it’s a design trade off not a design error.
Now that is a nice watch that I can't afford. But I do respect the watch for as nice as it is
Thanks for commenting Jon! Glad to have you around.
--WatchBox Team
That JLC is the highlight. Its just gorgeous.
+aveen mahabal Thank you, and welcome to our channel! Of course, you already know which is my favorite ;-) I wore that one to a Patek dinner last night and stole the show!
Best,
Tim
What a beauty!
Fantastic video yet again Tim, really impressed with the amount of information you put out with these reviews. Is it possible to do a review on the patek 5164?
+Samuel Loh Hi Samuel, thank you for your kind words! I would love to do a review of the 5164, but I need to get my hands on one. A member of our office owns the watch, so I could borrow it for a video, but that watch wouldn't technically be *available*. I'll see if I can swipe it next time that watch is on his wrist.
Best,
Tim
Hi Tim great vid..Love this piece but the 5711 and 5712 are my grails. Hopefully you do a review of those pieces soon. Would love to see them on the wrist.
+Stephen Murphy Hi Stephen, thanks for the compliment! I have a colleague in the office with a pretty good track record of bringing in Patek references, so I'll let him know that a 5711/5712 review is a priority.
Best,
Tim
This is the kind of watch you by if you're riding around in your Rolls Royce!
It's very fitting for such an occasion 🚗.
Thanks for watching Jon!
- WatchBox Team
WatchBox Studios. That watch looks nice on your wrist. Your Welcome God bless!
thank you so much 🙏
Hello Tim,
Thanks for the great video! A question about the tool used to change the date etc. I have this model and seem to have misplaced the tool. Would this work with a regular spring bar with a 0.8 mm diameter tip? Many thanks in advance!
Between this and the 5205 there is no comparison for me, the 5205 is just so so sexy compared. Still love this nautilus though.
+Will_b133 Very true. I can see where you're coming from, especially since I'm in love with the 5207, and the family resemblance of the 5205 entices me. The Nautilus 5726 is for those who prefer the sports watch imagery.
Best,
Tim
Does this watch come with a steel strap?
Tolong Infokan dimana saya bisa beli tali jam kulit model ini
3:39 why the second hand stopped for 1~2 second wtf
Chinese version of Patek for 99$ :DDD
😀
and already sold...are you guys expecting to get a 15202st 40th anniversary in stock any time? I'm trying to hunt one down.
+Blake Lee Hi Blake, we can get this for you. Drop me a line at tim@watchuwant.com, and we'll set the wheels in motion ;-)
Best,
tim
I'm in love.
For 100000usd a second hand one. Is it worth buying?
A bit nervous to handle that watch trough the settings?...........i understand....its not just a watch.
Its a icon and really a watch to respect!
+SuperScalemaster Welcome to our channel! You're not far off; I came in to work after a huge cardio session on the bike, and my blood sugar was crashed. Before I could grab something to eat, one of our sales associates told me I had to film a how-to video RIGHT NOW(!!!) for a client whose Patek 5726 was just sold and needed to ship with FedEx in 15 minutes. The result is the staggering routine you see in the video. I made it... just. Now I keep a drawer of emergency Lemonheads at my desk.
Best,
Tim
+watchuwantinc
You got a heart for your job..respect..keep up the great work.
Try to find Dextro pastilles,they are great when you in need of a natural energy & sugar boost.
Its like warming up a vintage collectable car before you drive it.
Do you set date again after Feb 28?
between feb and March, do we need to do anything about it?
You'll have to manually skip those days. Calendar wheel always takes 31 days to take a full turn.
this or the aquanaut?
What does non hacking mean please?
Non-hacking movement? 👀
+Rashad That's correct. This is an extremely rare feature on Patek Philippe watches. In fact, I believe that the 5235 is the first non-chromo Patek Philippe with a hacking function.
Best,
Tim
+watchuwantinc My Swatch Sistem51 and Tudor Snowflake are also non-hacking haha :)
Well, at least Patek Philippe is in good company!
Best,
Tim
Rashad seems like the second hand stoped at 3:19🤔
No, and it's not a gmt either.
This watch simultaneously tells the time the in New York, London, Paris,Rome, and Schtaad. It is the sportswatch of the eighties. In Philadelphia its worth fifty bucks.
thewaitingape Better hook me up for 50 bucks
What is the price?
Hi Hans - This piece sold a long time ago, you can check out current Patek inventory and pricing at www.thewatchbox.com/watches/patek-philippe/
Thanks!
--Team WatchBox
Wait...the annual calendar watch doesn't hack?
+Joshua Lien I had an Orient and with a bit of finesse you can swing it close.
+Richard Stevens couldn't that possible damage the movement? It's expensive to get a PP serviced.
Joshua Lien no I mean in your timing, not jiggling with the movement.
+Joshua Lien True. Patek Philippe doesn't include this refinement on many models. Outside of some in-house chrono movements, I believe it's the 5235 and nothing else if you want Patek that hacks.
Best,
Tim
+Joshua Lien I'd err on the side of caution with any Patek movement, but gently moving the minutes hand a few degrees backward won't damage the movement. The sliding cannon pinion should mechanically decouple the minute hand from the going train that drives the seconds hand and the calendar.
Best,
Tim
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What kind of pre historic movement is this? What the hell is all the fuss about the Patek brand then?
No-hacking movement. This watch is a technological dinosaur. Mr. Stern; you need to work harder to create a modern movement so one can set the time when the second hand is stopped. Mr. Patek would not be happy with this nonsense.
wtf non hacking? are you kidding me?