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Patek Philippe Aquanaut 5167A-001

20185167A-001Pre-ownedMiami, FL
The watch

The Aquanaut has always been the Nautilus that learned to loosen its collar, sportier, more contemporary, and unafraid of a rubber strap. This 2018 Patek Philippe Aquanaut, the reference 5167A-001, arrives in stainless steel beneath a black dial, the archetypal expression of the modern Aquanaut line. Although it is known as a 40mm watch, this Patek is actually 40.8mm in size.

The 40mm stainless steel case carries the rounded octagonal silhouette that ties the Aquanaut to its Nautilus sibling, its brushed and polished surfaces catching light along every facet. It is mounted on its matching black composite strap, the tropical-style rubber that Patek engineered to be as robust as it is comfortable, a piece of casual-luxe defiance that helped define the model when it debuted.

The black dial wears the embossed grid pattern that is the Aquanaut's calling card, a texture that shifts and deepens as light rakes across it. Applied luminous numerals and bold hands keep the reading crisp and unmistakably sporty.

An automatic movement drives the watch, the self-winding heart that Patek fits across the Aquanaut line, refined to the standard of the Patek Philippe Seal. It is the quiet engineering that lets a sports watch of this caliber feel effortless on the wrist.

This Patek Philippe Aquanaut remains in pre-owned condition. The seller reports clear signs of wear, the honest patina of a watch that has been enjoyed rather than stored away. No service history has been disclosed.

This example is offered "naked," as the seller puts it, without box or papers.

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Specifications

BrandPatek Philippe
ModelAquanaut
Reference5167A-001
Year2018
ConditionPre-owned
LocationMiami, FL
ReserveNo reserve
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What is the wrist size of the cut strap?

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Is the nick on the left side of the case fixable to appear like new condition

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