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PATEK PHILIPPE, Nautilus

Estimate
390 000 SEK
36 700 EUR
41 400 USD
Hammer price
370 000 SEK
Purchasing info
For condition report contact specialist
Carl  Palmegren
Carl Palmegren
Head Specialist Watches
+46 (0)739 40 08 23
PATEK PHILIPPE, Nautilus

Case size: 42 mm
Material: steel
Movement: automatic, caliber 324 SC
Year: circa 2017
Crystal: sapphire crystal
Bracelet: integrated original bracelet, folding clasp, ref. A384EBP
Reference number: 5711/1A-011
Serial number: 7.028.872
Case number: 6.172.043
Accompanied by: certificate, box, paper box

For detailed condition report, please contact specialist.

The movement is running at the time of cataloguing, Bukowski’s does not guarantee the future working of the movement and please note that a service may be required, at buyer’s expense.

More information

The designer of the Nautilus, Gerald Genta have told that he designed the watch that was later named Nautilus during the Basel Trade Fair:
-"I was at the restaurant of a hotel and some people from Patek were sitting in one corner of the dining hall, while I was sitting alone in the other corner. I told the head-waiter: “Bring me a piece of paper and a pencil, I want to design something” and I designed the Nautilus while observing the people from Patek eating! It was a sketch that I completed in 5 minutes".
The inspiring idea was the shape of a porthole, like those that could be found on transatlantic liners. The patented case was formed by a solid backcase/middlecase monobloc and the distinctive octagonal bezel secured to it by four lateral screws to ensure water-resistance. Each of the eight sides of the bezel were subtly curved to trace a perfect arc of a circle, a subtle detail making a big difference from a design point of view.