Shop Patek Philippe Nautilus from a curated selection. Discover the Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711 along with other popular Patek Nautilus watches. Browse Patek Nautilus in stainless steel and gold. Created in 1976, the Patek Philippe Nautilus remains highly sought after by collectors globally.

Patek Philippe Nautilus

Reference 3900 is known to be the "boy size" Nautilus for its smaller appearance. Only produced from 1984 to 1989, the reference was made with a large variety of different metals and dial designs, with almost half of them produced in stainless steel. The present example is&nbsp;one of the more&nbsp;uncommon stainless steel examples, not only does it bear the "sigma" text on the dial, it is further stamped by Gübelin, one of Switzerland’s most prestigious retailers. To find a reference 3900 to bear these exceptional features would be an extremely rare opportunity to pass up. Includes presentation non-Patek Philippe box.

Patek Philippe Nautilus (Reference 3900/1J-001). A stainless steel quartz wristwatch with date.

The Nautilus reference 3710, introduced in 1998, was the first "Jumbo" version since the iconic 3700 from 1976. Its 40 mm case size (measured from 10 to 4 o'clock) marked a shift towards the trend of larger watch cases. Unlike its predecessor, the 3710 featured a sweep seconds hand and an off-centered power reserve indicator near 11 and 12 o’clock. Its distinctive all-black dial with Roman numerals, departing from the traditional ribbed black-blue dials, added to its uniqueness. Discontinued in 2006 after a relatively short production run, the 3710 is now highly coveted by collectors. Includes Patek Philippe box and papers.

Patek Philippe Nautilus (Reference 3710/1A-001). A stainless steel automatic wristwatch with date and power reserve. 1999

Patek Philippe was established in 1839, named after two of its founders, Antoni Patek and Adrien Philippe. Since 1932, the company has been owned by the Stern family in Switzerland and remains the last family-owned independent watch manufacturer in Geneva. The year 1851 led to a renaming and expansion of the brand. Not only did Patek Philippe showcase their pocket watches at the Great Exhibition in London, but Queen Victoria acquired a pendant watch with diamond roses on blue enamel. Includes Patek Philippe box.

Patek Philippe Nautilus (Reference 7011/1R). A rose gold quartz wristwatch with date.

The Patek Philippe Nautilus reference 4700 was produced from 1981 to 2004, and had various versions ranging from stainless steel to two-tone to gem-set yellow gold. The present watch is set with diamonds on the bezel and the markers. Very elegantly crafted, the aesthetics of the watch fashioned a perfect companion for both casual and fancy occasions. Includes Patek Philippe travel pouch.

Patek Philippe Nautilus (Reference 4700). A yellow gold diamond-set quartz wristwatch with date.

Legend has it that Gérald Genta conceptualized the Nautilus watch within a matter of minutes while observing a luxurious dinner with Patek Philippe executives in a restaurant. This occurred during the challenging period of the 1970s quartz watch crisis. Despite its quick inception, the Nautilus design has stood the test of time and enjoyed over 40 years of success. This striking examples combines rose gold construction with a diamond-set bezel. Includes box and service papers.

Patek Philippe Nautilus (Reference 7010R-012). A rose gold diamond-set quartz wristwatch with date.

Legend has it that Gérald Genta conceptualized the Nautilus watch within a matter of minutes while observing a luxurious dinner with Patek Philippe executives in a restaurant. This occurred during the challenging period of the 1970s quartz watch crisis. Despite its quick inception, the Nautilus design has stood the test of time and enjoyed over 40 years of success. This unworn model is the present reference 7118 and combines a striking silver dial with all-steel construction. Includes box and papers.

Patek Philippe Nautilus (Reference 7118/1A -010). A stainless steel automatic wristwatch with date. 2020

In 1981, Patek Philippe launched the mid-size Nautilus reference 3800/1. The watch had a reduced diameter and provided an attractive alternative to the already popular "Jumbo" version. The watch also featured the new caliber 335 SC and was available in steel,&nbsp;two-tone and full gold.&nbsp;The stainless steel case was manufactured by Favre-Perret and the dials by Stern Créations. The slightly more conservative case size ensures this timepiece perfectly fits a wrist which would not necessarily accommodate the larger Jumbo size. Over the years, the indexes have&nbsp;developed an attractive and consistent patina perfectly matching the hands.&nbsp; Includes box and papers.

Patek Philippe Nautilus (Reference 3800/1). A stainless steel automatic wristwatch with date.

The reference 5711 was launched in 2006 to celebrate Patek Philippe’s 30th anniversary of the Nautilus. Though it is made one millimeter larger than the original reference 3700 “Jumbo” Nautilus, the reference 5711 maintains much of the original design, including the rounded octagonal shape of the bezel, the porthole construction of its case, and the horizontally embossed dial.&nbsp; Dressed in an elegant white gold case, the present Nautilus 5711G-001 radiates an enduring charm that instantly captivates and expresses a refined taste. A harmonious synthesis of tradition and innovation, the Nautilus White Gold 5711G-001 bridges the gap between classic watchmaking and contemporary design, standing as an icon of pure luxury. Includes box and papers.

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