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The first Royal Oak, ref. 5402, designed by the renowned Gérald Genta, was introduced in 1972. Upon its release, it surprised the public with its unique design, its higher price compared to gold models, and its imposing size for the time—39 mm—which earned it the nickname “Jumbo.”

Building on this legacy, the Royal Oak Dual Time ref. 26120ST was introduced in the 2000s as a modern and functional interpretation of the model. Designed for travelers, it features a dual time zone complication while preserving the Royal Oak’s characteristic visual balance.

This model stands out for its white dial with a “Grande Tapisserie” pattern, which is wider and more pronounced than the “Petite Tapisserie” version, adding depth and enhancing readability. The display is organized in a clear and symmetrical manner: a second time zone at 6 o’clock, a day/night indicator, a power reserve indicator, and a date display via a hand, offering an intuitive reading of the information.

The 39 mm steel case retains the classic proportions of the Royal Oak, with its alternating satin-finished and mirror-polished surfaces. The integrated bracelet reinforces the visual continuity of the design and ensures remarkable comfort, while giving the watch a presence greater than its diameter.

The Royal Oak 26120ST is powered by the automatic caliber 2329/2846, a reliable movement featuring the Dual Time function and offering a power reserve of approximately 38 hours. 

The watch comes with its box, outer box, and original warranty certificate from 2009 and manual.

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The Nautilus is one of Patek Philippe’s most famous models. Designed by Gérald Genta—who, among other things, designed the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak—the first Nautilus model, reference 3700, was introduced in 1976 and was the brand’s first luxury sports watch made of steel. 

Nicknamed “Jumbo” due to its imposing 40 mm diameter—considerable for the time—this model had a difficult start and was reimagined over the years with different materials and dials, as well as in smaller sizes a few years later.

Its distinctive case, with its porthole-shaped sides and octagonal bezel, as well as the bracelet, are characteristic features of the Nautilus. 

The Nautilus model reference 5711 was introduced in 2006 to mark the collection’s 30th anniversary. Similar in design to its predecessor, the 40mm-diameter steel case is a modern interpretation of the Nautilus case designed by Gérald Genta, featuring a three-part construction, a sapphire caseback, and now-curved “ears.” This model, through its design, proportions, and finishes, represents a perfect balance between sportiness and elegance. 

Equipped with the Caliber 324 SC introduced in mid-2008, this self-winding movement bears the Patek Philippe hallmark and offers a 45-hour power reserve.

The watch comes as a full set with its box, outer box, 2018 Patek Philippe certificate of origin (Switzerland), document holder, manuals, and Patek Philippe service invoice.

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The Patek Philippe 5370 is part of the manufacture’s long tradition of split-seconds chronographs, one of the most refined and complex complications in watchmaking. Patek Philippe is one of the most authentic interpreters of this complication, with a history dating back to the early 1920s and the Reference 1436, the first split-seconds chronograph wristwatch that Patek Philippe ever produced in series, launched in 1938. The 5370 thus draws its inspiration from these historic models, both in its classic aesthetics and its mechanical architecture, and represents a true synthesis of the Manufacture’s expertise.

Introduced in 2015, the 5370P marks a strong return by Patek Philippe to the segment of manually wound split-seconds chronographs, developed entirely in-house. 

Crafted using a demanding artisanal technique, its grand feu black enamel dial offers incomparable depth and brilliance, combined with applied “Breguet” Arabic numerals and leaf-shaped hands. The ensemble exudes a classic and timeless elegance, directly inspired by the brand’s historic chronographs.

The 41-mm platinum case features refined lines, with sculpted lugs and a finish that alternates between polished and satin-brushed surfaces. In keeping with Patek Philippe tradition, a discreet diamond set between the lugs at 6 o’clock highlights the nobility of the material. The chronograph and split-seconds pushers blend harmoniously into the design, highlighting the watch’s complexity without disrupting its balance.

The 5370P is powered by the CHR 29-535 PS caliber, a manual-winding split-seconds movement entirely designed and manufactured by Patek Philippe, offering a power reserve of approximately 65 hours and distinguished by a traditional architecture enhanced by exceptional finishes, visible through the sapphire case back.

The watch comes with its original box and outer-box, certificate of authenticity, second solid caseback, document holder, and original literature.

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The Audemars Piguet “Cobra” ref. 56440BA is a superb testament to the bold design and technical expertise of the 1970s. Crafted in 18-karat yellow gold, it exemplifies an era when the Le Brassus-based maison was experimenting with new case shapes and integrated bracelets, while maintaining a remarkable level of craftsmanship.

The nickname “Cobra” derives from the fluidity of its integrated bracelet, whose perfectly hammered articulated links evoke the scales of the eponymous snake. This term originates from models featuring bracelets made of braided wires and, by extension, applies to those like the model presented here, which contrasts with the “Bamboo” model. The watch, offering exceptional flexibility and comfort, departs from classic dress watch designs and fits perfectly into a 29mm-ellipse-shaped case.

The champagne-colored dial shows a beautiful vertical brushed finish and stands out for its “quiet-luxury” style, featuring 12 applied diamond hour markers and dauphine hands. 

This model is equipped with the ultra-thin quartz caliber ref. 2612.

The watch comes with its Audemars Piguet extract from archives.

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Introduced in 1976, the Patek Philippe Nautilus has established itself as one of the most iconic luxury sports watches in the watchmaking industry. Designed by Gérald Genta, it is distinguished by its porthole-inspired case, integrated bracelet, and horizontally grooved dial—features that have become, over time, the Geneva-based brand’s signature hallmarks.

Building on this iconic legacy, Patek Philippe has expanded the collection with models featuring complications. The 5726A-001, introduced in 2010, marked the first time an annual calendar was featured in the Nautilus line, combining technical sophistication with everyday readability.

This stainless steel model retains the Nautilus’s aesthetic DNA while offering a more technical presentation. Its anthracite-gray gradient dial, adorned with the signature horizontal pattern, features a comprehensive display: day and month in windows at 12 o’clock, date at 6 o’clock paired with a moon phase, as well as a discreet 24-hour indicator. The overall design remains perfectly balanced despite the wealth of information.

The 40.5 mm case, with its famous side “ears” and alternating satin-finished and polished surfaces, offers a sporty and elegant presence. Mounted on the integrated steel bracelet, the watch retains all the visual coherence and comfort that have made the model a success since its launch.

The Nautilus 5726A-001 is powered by the automatic caliber 324 S QA LU 24H/303, a manufacture movement featuring an annual calendar capable of automatically distinguishing between 30- and 31-day months. With a power reserve of approximately 45 hours and certified by the Patek Philippe Seal, it combines complexity, precision, and reliability.

The watch comes with its box, outer box, Patek Philippe certificate of origin, manuals, tag, and stylus.

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The second model in the Nautilus collection to feature a moon phase complication, following the Ref. 3712 released in 2005, the 5712 was an undisputed success from the moment it was launched the following year, in 2006, to mark the 30th anniversary of the Nautilus. 

The 5712R-001, crafted in 18-karat rose gold and fitted with a brown leather strap, offers a warmer, more dressy interpretation of the model. Its subtly smoked, brown gradient dial features an iconic asymmetrical layout: moon phase, power reserve indicator, and date displayed by a hand, giving the watch an instantly recognizable identity.

The 40mm case, with its famous side “ears” and alternating polished and satin-finished surfaces, preserves the Nautilus’s aesthetic DNA while offering an elegant and contemporary presence. The choice of a leather strap accentuates its refined character, providing a more formal alternative to the integrated steel bracelet.

The watch is powered by the automatic caliber 240 PS IRM C LU (for Small Seconds, Power Reserve Indicator, Calendar, and Moon), an ultra-thin movement equipped with a 22-karat gold micro-rotor. It provides a power reserve of approximately 48 hours and is distinguished by the finesse of its architecture as well as its finishes, which comply with the Patek Philippe Seal.

The watch comes with its box, outer box, Patek Philippe certificate of origin, document holder, booklets, tag, and correction stylus.

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