DiW Factory Edition — Carbon & Steel Hybrid Bracelet
DiW Factory’s interpretation of the Nautilus 5711 represents a radical departure from traditional horology, replacing the standard stainless steel architecture with high-density NTPT carbon fiber. This specific iteration pairs the ultra-lightweight forged carbon case with a highly saturated matte Hermes orange dial, creating a stark visual contrast that appeals to collectors seeking avant-garde modifications.
Inside beats the Clone Caliber 324, a reliable engine that mirrors the basic architecture of Patek Philippe’s original movement. It features decorative perlage and côtes de Genève finishing on the bridges, alongside a properly proportioned central rotor. The power reserve is approximately 36 hours.
The 40.0mm case, bezel, and case back outer ring are forged from NTPT carbon, resulting in a unique marbled cloud pattern on every piece. At just 8.5mm thick, it maintains the Nautilus’s signature slim profile while reducing the overall weight to roughly one-third of a standard steel model. The dial abandons traditional metallic sunburst finishing in favor of a matte heavy ink spray, complemented by blacked-out baton hands and hour markers filled with specialized Super-LumiNova.
- Movement: Clone Caliber 324 — Approximately 36 hours
- Case Material: NTPT Carbon Fiber, 40.0mm, ~8.5mm thickness, ultra-lightweight
- Bezel: NTPT Carbon Fiber, unique marbled texture
- Crystal: Sapphire with colorless AR coating
- Bracelet: Carbon fiber and stainless steel hybrid, deployant clasp
- Water Resistance: 30m rating — professional pressure test recommended before swimming. Do not operate chronograph pushers or the crown while the watch is submerged.
This piece is designed for the collector who already owns traditional steel sports watches and desires a highly specialized, modern composite modification. The extreme lightweight nature of the carbon case offers exceptional daily wearability while maintaining the iconic Gerald Genta silhouette.









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