Patek Philippe 3710/1A

Celebrate 50 years of Patek Philippe Nautilus with a detailed account of owning the 5712/1A variant, highlighting its elegance, versatility, and reliable 240 caliber movement. Historical references enrich the discussion.

and my new 5711 starts it's job on my wrist. Time will show if I'm a "Nautilus Man" or a "Royal Oak Man". AP is working hard for me and today I got the first pictures of my hand made oscillating weight. AP did better job that I ever could imagine... Best, Kari

I own a complete mint Ref 3710 and am considering an even trade for a mint complete 3998p. I know both pieces are discontinued, and am not very up to speed on current market prices. On a cost basis, is this an even trade? Your comments are appreciated. Thanks.

Probably this has been asked so many times before.. The Nautilus line is expanding the past few years.. Addition of annual calendar complication and different metal and color combinations.. So which Nautilus is your favorite one? And why? My favorite is the 5980/1A but the 5712/1A grows on me so muc

Hello, I'm cornered, trapped, resistance is futile... the Nautilus effect... so I am currently hesitating between 3700 and 5711. I intend to have it on my wrist, not in a safe, at least 5 days a week, so movement robusteness does matter. How does the 3700 compare to the 5711 in terms of movement ? T

Hi Guys, was thinking about buying 5711/1A. Rang up a PP salon, I asked if there would be a chance that the 5711/1A might have a black dial next year or if they may change it a little. I was told "We cant release any information until next year, but there is a possibility" I felt he was telling me s