Patek Philippe Replica Watch 5711 5712 Movement Photo Showcase
This article shares detailed real-life photos of the 1:1 replica movements used in the Patek Philippe 5711 and 5712 models, to show what defines a truly high-quality movement.
Many replica watch buyers often ask whether the movement is Swiss. I’d like to emphasize again that in today’s replica watch market, Swiss movements are becoming increasingly rare. There are two main reasons for this:
- The Swiss movements that can be legally purchased mainly come from ETA and Sellita. ETA has already stopped open sales, and the movements still available are older models such as the 28XX series or 775X series. These movements differ in appearance, thickness, and functions from most modern watches, and can only be used for simpler designs.
- Most Swiss watch brands today—especially those in the first and second tier—no longer use generic Swiss movements. Around 90% now develop their own in-house calibers, with completely different appearances, dimensions, and functions from the older Swiss types.
Because of this, replica factories have begun developing their own independent movements based on the most popular and well-known models in the market. This represents the future direction of replica watch development.
The images below show the movement from the Patek Philippe 5711, where you can appreciate the details of the gears, jewels, and bridges.
The following images display the Patek Philippe 5712 movement, which is much more expensive due to its miniature rotor design. This movement, too, is developed 1:1 based on the genuine model.
All of the products we sell are carefully selected from this high-end category to ensure the best possible buying experience.Such independently developed movements will become increasingly common in the future, and we will continue to share more detailed images like these in upcoming articles.