Patek Philippe

If you like the 3700 you would certainly love to have a look at this post from Ken's GTG lately:

home.watchprosite.com

Cheers, Mark

This message has been edited by Mark in Paris on 2015-06-20 04:25:54

A watch for a gentleman sportsman.

I like the expression.

When I tried the 5711 for the first time I thought it was so thin compared to current watches but didn't know at the time the former one was even more so.

Cheers, Mark

Think of Johannes Taxis, José Vilallonga, Alessandro Gancia http://italianindustrialist.tumblr.com/post/111792355528/hey-bateman-is-that-you-whaddayamean-i-shouldnt

it is exactly what we can call class.

And, to me, Italian fashion is the best for men.

Thanks for the link, it seems a Nautilus with Roman numerals but with uncommun printings (at 6).

Cheers.

The Patek Nautilus 3700 is iconic. Gerald Genta designed. Just sold mine. Wish I could keep all my watches but the offer was too good. I bet they are being bought up to resell next year as it will be 40 year Anniversay.

We often sell watches for a reason or another.

I hope it will allow you moving on to something you like more!

Cheers, Mark

This watch has always been under the radar for me but seeing pictures of it posted here so often makes me wonder how I never realized its singular beauty before. A very simple design but its depth of dial draws you in. Very nice.

I'm kind of a "new models" fellow and didi not pay that much attention to vintage Nautiluses.

With time I feel I would really like to handle one one day.

Cheers, Mark

piece for sure. I am a big fan of the nautilus watch.

It is a line-up I like a lot.

And this one, with its thinness and elegant applied markers and 2 hands, is stunning.

Cheers, Mark