Maluma wearing Patek Philippe
18k White Gold Patek Philippe Nautilus 5719/10G-010 with Full Diamond Pave Dial and Baguette Bezel
The Patek Philippe 5719/10G-010 has turned up on the wrists of a small but telling group of public figures. Colombian singer and songwriter Maluma was photographed wearing the white gold, diamond-pavé Nautilus in a casual setting — cream cowboy hat, white t-shirt — showing that the reference crosses comfortably between streetwear contexts and serious watch collecting. Saudi entrepreneur AbdulRahman Al Romizan has also been spotted with the reference, adding a business and Gulf-region dimension to its wearer profile. Two sightings is a modest count, but both individuals move in high-visibility circles with large social followings, meaning each appearance carries considerable reach. The common thread is a taste for pieces that read as luxury without requiring explanation to those who recognise them.
The 5719/10G-010 sits at one of the most congested intersections in the secondary watch market: the Nautilus family combined with diamond setting and white gold. Patek Philippe's retail price for this reference runs well into six figures, and authorised dealer allocations are effectively non-existent for most buyers regardless of purchasing history. On the secondary market the reference trades at a significant premium to retail, driven by the combination of the Nautilus silhouette's persistent demand, the rarity of the full pavé execution, and the prestige of the white gold case. Waitlists at authorised dealers stretch indefinitely, pushing serious buyers toward auction houses and grey-market platforms where premiums fluctuate with broader collector sentiment.
The 5719/10G-010 is a white gold Nautilus with a diamond-pavé dial and bezel, powered by the self-winding calibre 324 S C. Maluma's public sighting in particular helped push the reference into entertainment-media coverage, giving it visibility beyond the traditional watch press.