Watches

The first complicated Nautilus…. Actually, this isn’t entirely accurate. It was the Patek Philippe Nautilus 3712 that first introduced a Moonphase, Date, decentralized second hand, and a power reserve indicator on the dial. Crafted in a 40mm case, this watch stands out from the ordinary. Despite the quirky arrangement of functionalities on the dial, they eventually harmonize seamlessly. The 5712 showcases the iconic design by Gerald Genta. It features a horizontally embossed black-blue dial, and beneath it lies the mechanical heart of this beauty, finished with a transparent sapphire crystal case back. We currently have it in-store in full set condition, ready for a new journey.

The Patek Philippe Nautilus is one of the most iconic luxury sports watches ever created. Designed by Gérald Genta and introduced in 1976, the Nautilus is known for its unique, porthole-inspired case shape, sophisticated design, and impeccable craftsmanship. The model 5711/1A-010, one of the most sought after, features a stunning blue-black gradated dial with a horizontal embossed pattern, housed in a beautifully crafted stainless steel case. Its automatic movement and simple yet functional date complication make it both a technical marvel and a piece of luxurious elegance.