Aquanaut 5167A

Aquanaut 5167A

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40.8mm, Black

Patek Philippe

Patek Philippe

Casual to luxurious

Launched in the 90s for the younger audience, The Aquanaut is a sports watch that offers the ultimate in ‘casual’ luxury along with the Nautilus. It is a unique collection whose rubber band straps that provide casualness and practicality are now as famous as the watch itself.

Release year: 2007
Dial color: Black
Dial index: Arabic
Dial characteristics: Arabic
Glass: Sapphire crystal
Case material: Stainless steel
Caseback: Transparent case back
Case diameter: 40.8mm
Case thickness: 8.1mm
Bracelet material: Rubber
Types of bracelets: Strap
Buckle types: Folding clasp
Bezel material: Stainless steel
Function: Date
Waterproof: 120m → 30m (2024 Integrated Waterproof Standard)
Weight: Approximately 82g
Movement: Self-winding
Caliber: Cal.324S C
Frequency: 28, 800 vibrations
Power reserve: About 45 hours

Current market price (avg): ₩65,500,000 (₩65,500,000 ~ ₩65,500,000)

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