56 Patek Philippe Iconic and Valuable, Nautilus “Jumbo”, Automatic Wristwatch in Steel, With Extract from the Archives, Reference 3700/1
Estimate: € 60.000 – 120.000
Sold (Premium) € 78.000
| Model | Nautilus |
|---|---|
| Year | 1978 |
| Reference | 3700/1 |
| Case Material | Stainless Steel |
| Case Number | 538511 |
| Bracelet Material | Stainless Steel |
| Movement | Automatic, cal. 28-255C |
| Movement Number | 1306833 |
| Dimension | 42 mm |
| Signed | Dial, Movement and Case |
| Accessories | Extract from the Archives |
| Movement | Automatic, cal. 28-255C |
In the realm of Patek Philippe’s illustrious creations, one masterpiece has carved a unique space in the hearts of aficionados—the iconic Nautilus. Born in 1976, this horological gem, conceptualized by the visionary Gerald Genta, seamlessly marries form and function. This Nautilus is a remarkable specimen of the exceedingly rare reference 3700/1, making its debut alongside the inception of this iconic collection. Encased in stainless steel, the watch boasts a captivating bezel, and the impeccably preserved bracelet has developed a charming patina, infusing the timepiece with character and charisma. The service anthracite ribbed dial is a testament to purity and precision, adorned with a dotted minute track and baton hour indexes. This Nautilus, preserved in excellent condition, transcends its utilitarian origins to become a collector’s dream—a rare and exceptional treasure in the world of horology.