Patek Philippe Nautilus

The Patek Philippe Nautilus 3712 is a rare and highly collectible luxury watch. Introduced in 2005 and produced for only one year, it is considered one of the most sought-after models in the Nautilus collection. Its iconic design, inspired by a ship's porthole, was designed by Gérald Genta.

Main features:

• Reference : 3712/1A
• Case : Stainless steel, diameter 42 mm
• Thickness : Approx. 8.4 mm
• Bezel : Octagonal with satin and polished finishes
• Dial : Dark blue with horizontal pattern, asymmetrical display of complications
• Glass : Scratch-resistant sapphire
• Waterproofness : 60 meters

Movement and complications:

• Caliber : Patek Philippe 240 PS IRM C LU, automatic
• Power reserve : Approximately 48 hours
• Functions : Hour, minute, small second, power reserve display, moon phase, date by hand
• Frequency : 21,600 vibrations per hour
• Rotor : 22-carat gold for efficient winding

Bracelet and comfort:

• Type : Integrated stainless steel bracelet
• Clasp : Folding clasp

The Nautilus 3712 is a legendary watch that laid the foundation for the 5712, but with distinctive details that make it even more exclusive to collectors. Its limited production makes it a particularly coveted piece on the watch market.