Reference Guide
Explore the Patek Philippe Nautilus history, from the original 3700/1A to its 40th anniversary. Discover insights on its design, evolution, and collector appeal.
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Discussion
Explore collector wishes for Patek Philippe at Baselworld 2017, including a titanium 5711, new caliber 31-260 watches, and 5170 dial variations. Dive into community predictions.
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Collection
Explore WatchProSite's survey on favorite Patek Philippe Nautilus models. Insights on 5990/1A, 5740/1G, and 5712, post-5711 discontinuation.
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Discussion
Which Patek Philippe Nautilus reigns supreme? Collectors debate favorite references like the 5711A, 5990A, 5712, and 5980, sharing personal insights and ownership experiences.
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Review
Detailed review of the Patek Philippe Nautilus 5976, exploring its size, white gold finish, and diamond dial. Includes discussion on unboxing condition issues.
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Reference Guide
Explore the Patek Philippe Calatrava Ref. 6119G with cayenne1200's first impressions. Discover its contemporary size, Clous de Paris bezel, and new movement.
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That's the blue I love!
And I can prove my love of that blue on the second half of next week. If the sun is shining, I will jump to my pool and take some pictures: 3712/1A-001, 5711/1A-010 and 5980/1A-001. You got my point? Best, Kari
I will take them all to the pool.
My pool is just 2 m deep so 5711 & 5980 should handle the pressure with ease. I will keep my 3712 close to the surface... Best, Kari
They are not but I am.
Luckily I am a DM and can always dress into my scuba gear when going to the deep end of the pool. Best Kari
That's a cool resting moment Patrick :)
And the watch really looks to be in its element that way. Thanks for the pictures and have a nice holiday time. Cheers, Mark
Very nice!
It's always great to pictures of time pieces in their utilitarian environment. :-) Aloha, Bob
Perhaps the most "brutal" of all the Nautilus we have seen, a powerhouse indeed..can we
find a suitable moniker for this brute........ how about Brutus!, Best Imran
