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Patek Philippe

Nautilus

Folding Clasp

The Nautilus is undoubtedly Patek Philippe's most famous model. Designed by Gerald Genta, who also designed Audemars Piguet's Royal Oak, among others, the Nautilus was launched in 1976 and was the manufacturer's first luxury sports watch made of steel.

Nicknamed “Jumbo” due to its impressive 42 mm diameter, which was large for the time, this model (ref. 3700) had a difficult start, and it wasn't until 1980 that smaller versions appeared as alternatives, with the mid-size automatic ref. 3800, ref. 3900, and the ladies' version ref. 4700.

The Nautilus 3900 is a medium-sized, 33 mm version of the iconic “Jumbo” model, offering a more versatile and compact alternative to the original model while retaining design elements such as the monobloc case and the famous fluted dial. Also known as the “Boy Size” Nautilus, its size makes it perfect for both men and women.

This model, only 6.6 mm thick, is equipped with the E23 SC quartz movement.

The watch comes with its Patek Philippe archive extract.

Blue

Hours

Minutes

Seconds

Date

Discover this rare Patek Philippe Nautilus 3900 available at our showroom in Geneva.

Quartz

Extract of the archives

Stainless steel

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Steel

The second reference in the Nautilus collection introduced with the moon phase complication after ref. 3712, the 5712 was an undisputed success from the start. The slimness of its case housing an incredible micro rotor in 21K gold contributes greatly to the desirability of this watch.

Small second

Power reserve

Moonphase

Automatic

Original papers

Outer box

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The Nautilus Travel Time Chronograph was launched in 2014 to replace the 5980. The latter was the first Nautilus equipped with a chronograph function. The 5990 has in addition a GMT function, displaying two time zones simultaneously as well as the date. A watch with an iconic design now very versatile. 

Black

Chronograph

Patek Philippe Nautilus 5990 available in our showroom in Geneva.

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The Nautilus is certainly the most well-known model from Patek Philippe. Designed by Gérald Genta who has, among otherss, designed the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak, the Nautilus was introduced in 1976, being the first luxury steel wristwatch of the manufacturer. 

Available in four different sizes, this one the "Boy" size (2nd size) and features rare diamonds blue dial and bezel. The perfect Nautilus for a collector woman.

Yellow gold

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Yellow Gold

The Nautilus is certainly the most well-known model from Patek Philippe. Designed by Gérald Genta who has, among otherss, designed the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak, the Nautilus was introduced in 1976, being the first luxury steel wristwatch of the manufacturer. 

Nicknamed “Jumbo” thanks to its imposing diameter of 42mm for the era, this model (ref. 3700) has difficult beginnings. It was not until 1981 that the Nautilus ref. 3800 appeared as an alternative thanks to its reduced-size of 37.5 mm.

Available in a range of dial configurations, the most famous remains the ribbed one displaying tones of blue-grey and dark blue particularly deep and appealing. Having a Nautilus in yellow gold is a bit of a paradox but the contrast with the blue dial is perfect.


Patek Philippe Nautilus 3800J available in our showroom in Geneva.

Certificate of origin

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Introduced in 2006, the 5712 was launched to mark the 30th anniversary of the Nautilus collection and only one year after the 3712, the first Nautilus displaying a significant number of complications. This model is the perfect balance between the sportiness of the Nautilus and the elegance of horological complications : date, power reserve indicator, moonphase, small second.
Introduced in 2022 with a case and bracelet in rose gold, the 5712/1R-001 is fitted with a brown sunburst dial and a black gradation.


Brown

Patek Philippe Nautilus 5712/1R available in our showroom in Geneva.

Pink gold

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Rose Gold

Second reference of the Nautilus collection displaying the moonphase complication, the 5712 was introduced in 2006 to mark the 30th anniversary of the Nautilus and just one year after the 3712. Initially available in steel, the white gold version was released at the same time. 

The 5712G features a grey sunburst dial rather than the traditional blue on steel models. In addition of the hour and minutes, the model displays a power reserve indication at half past 10, date and moon phase display at 7 and a small second at 4. Its atypical case design of 43mm is an excellent balance between elegance and sportiveness.

The model is equipped with caliber 240 PS IRM C LU (for Petite Seconde, Indication de Réserve de Marche, Calendrier et Lune - small second, power reserve indicator, date and moon phase) with a 22k solid-gold micro-rotor.

The watch comes with its box, outer-box, Patek Philippe certificate of origin, manuals, stylus and additional calf leather strap. 

Viewings can be arranged in our showroom in Geneva by appointment. 

Grey

Patek Philippe Nautilus 5712G-001 available in our showroom in Geneva.

Manual

Leather

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White Gold

The Nautilus is one of Patek Philippe's best-known models. Designed by Gérald Genta, who also designed Audemars Piguet's Royal Oak, the Nautilus reference 3700 was introduced in 1976 as the Manufacture's first luxury steel sports watch. 

Nicknamed "Jumbo" thanks to its imposing 42 mm diameter for the time, this model got off to a rocky start and was declined over the years with different materials and dials, and in smaller diameters a few years later.

The distinctive case, with its porthole-shaped flanks and octagonal bezel, as well as the bracelet, are characteristic Nautilus features. The black dial features a horizontal stripe pattern, giving the watch a sporty look.

The Nautilus reference 3700 was produced in two distinct series - with two subtle variations in bracelet design. The first, reference 3700/1 produced from 1976 to 1982, features a slightly wider strap with a 16mm buckle. The second, reference 3700/11 produced from 1982 to 1990, has a thinner bracelet with a 14mm buckle. 

This model is equipped with the caliber 28-255, a self-winding movement with date, based on Jaeger-LeCoultre's caliber 920, considered by many to be one of the most refined automatic calibers.

The watch comes with a Patek Philippe archive extract confirming the year of production as 1982 and the date of sale as September 28, 1984. The archive extract is dated March 25, 2004.

Patek Philippe Nautilus 3700/11AJ available in our showroom in Geneva.

Gold & Steel

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The Nautilus is one of the best known models from Patek Philippe. Designed by Gérald Genta who, among other things, designed the Royal Oak for Audemars Piguet, the first Nautilus reference 3700 model was introduced in 1976 and was the Manufacture's first sports luxury watch in steel.

Nicknamed “Jumbo” thanks to its imposing diameter of 42 mm for the time, this model had a difficult start and was declined over the years with different materials and dials and in smaller diameters a few years later.

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

The Nautilus model reference 5711 was introduced in 2006 for the 30th anniversary of the collection. With a design similar to its predecessor, the 40mm-diameter steel case is a modern interpretation of the Nautilus case designed by Gérald Genta, with a 3-part construction, a sapphire case back and now curved “ears”.

This model, through its design, its proportions and its finishes, represents a perfect balance between sport and elegance. The white dial, available from 2012 to 2020, features black hands and indexes with a circled date window at 3 o'clock.

Equipped with the 324 SC caliber introduced in mid-2008, this self-winding movement has the Geneva hallmark and a 45-hour power reserve.

The watch is delivered "full set" with its box, outer-box, Patek Philippe certificate of origin from 2012 (dated June 12, 2012 - Bucherer Germany), document holder, manuals and service invoice from 2021.

White

Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711/1A-011 available at our showroom in Geneva.

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The second model in the Nautilus collection to be introduced with a moon-phase complication, following ref. 3712 in 2005, the 5712 was an undisputed success when it was launched the following year to mark the 30th anniversary of Nautilus. 

In addition to the hours and minutes, the 5712 features a blue gradient and grooved dial displaying a small seconds at 4 o'clock, the date and moon phase at 7 o'clock and a power reserve indicator at 10.30 o'clock. The atypical arrangement of these elements creates a perfectly harmonious whole that is hard to resist. Its 40 mm case strikes just the right balance between elegance and sportiness. 

This model is equipped with Calibre 240 PS IRM C LU (for Small Seconds, Power Reserve Indication, Calendar and Moon) with a 21K gold micro rotor bearing the Poinçon de Genève hallmark.

The Poinçon de Genève, a watchmaking quality label created in 1883, which guarantees the high quality of manufacture and finishing of watches produced in Geneva, was replaced by the Patek Philippe hallmark in spring 2009.

This specificity is therefore only visible on the 5712 models between 2006 and 2009, which makes it a particularly rare model given that it is now produced with a Patek Philippe hallmark.

The watch is delivered with its box, outer box, Patek Philippe certificate of origin, leather holder, booklets and corrector stylus.

Our showroom in Geneva welcomes you by appointment if you would like to discover this watch.

Discover this Patek Philippe Nautilus 5712/1A-001 "Geneva seal" available at our showroom in Geneva.

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The second reference in the Nautilus collection introduced with the moon-phase complication after ref. 3712 in 2005, the 5712 was an undisputed success when it was launched the following year in 2006 to mark the 30th anniversary of Nautilus. 

Initially made in steel, it was revisited in 2022 in rose gold with a rose gold bracelet (5712/1R-001), creating a perfect harmony with its black gradient brown “sunburst” dial.

In addition to the hours and minutes, this model features a small seconds at 4 o'clock, the date and moon phase at 7 o'clock, and a power reserve indication at 10:30. The atypical arrangement of these elements creates a perfectly harmonious whole that's hard to resist. Its 40mm case strikes just the right balance between elegance and sportiness. 

This model is equipped with the 240 PS IRM C LU caliber (for Small Seconds, Power Reserve Indication, Calendar and Moon) with a 21K gold micro rotor.

The watch is delivered with its box, over-box, Patek Philipe certificate of origin, briefcase, booklets and corrector stylus.

Discover this superb Patek Philippe Nautilus 5712/1R-001 available at our showroom in Geneva.

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The Nautilus is certainly Patek Philippe's best-known model. Designed by Gérald Genta, who also designed Audemars Piguet's Royal Oak, the Nautilus model was introduced in 1976 and was the Manufacture's first luxury steel sports watch.

Nicknamed “Jumbo” thanks to its imposing 42mm diameter for the time, this model (ref. 3700) got off to a rocky start, and it wasn't until 1981 that the Nautilus ref. 3800 appeared as an alternative thanks to its 37.5mm diameter. This model remained in production until the early '90s, when it was replaced by the 5800 to mark the 30th anniversary of the Nautilus model. 

The Nautilus ref. 5800/1A-001 is a modern update of Gérald Genta's original design. The case, still monobloc, now features an open case back and has been slightly enlarged compared to the 3800.
The famous grooved dial retains its characteristic hue, varying from midnight blue to a uniquely deep grey/blue. The major difference is visible in the hour-markers, whose outer edges follow the curvature of the case (like modern models from this date onwards), and the hands, which are larger, both filled with luminova.

The open caseback reveals the Patek Philippe 330 SC caliber, which bears the Geneva seal.

This model, produced for only 1 year, comes from its first owner, who acquired it at the Patek Philippe Salons in Geneva in 2006. 

The watch is delivered full set with its box, over-box, Patek Philippe certificate of origin, booklets, tag and a Patek Philippe service invoice dated 2018.

A unique piece for a collector who seeks rarity and perfection.

Patek Philippe Nautilus 5800 Full Set First Owner Serviced available at our showroom in Geneva.

Service invoice

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The Nautilus is certainly Patek Philippe's best-known model. Designed by Gérald Genta, who also designed Audemars Piguet's Royal Oak, the Nautilus model was introduced in 1976 and was the Manufacture's first luxury steel sports watch.

Nicknamed “Jumbo” thanks to its imposing 42 mm diameter for the time, this model (ref. 3700) got off to a rocky start, and it wasn't until 1980 that smaller versions appeared as an alternative, with the mid-size reference 3800 and the lady version reference 4700 as seen here.
 
The nautilus 4700 is a scaled-down version of the iconic “Jumbo” model, retaining all its design elements such as the monobloc case and the famous ribbed dial. It also boasts a distinctive hue ranging from midnight blue to a uniquely deep grey/blue.

Only 6mm thick, this model is equipped with the E19 quartz movement.

The watch is delivered with its box (interior missing), Patek Philippe certificate of origin, manuals, document holder and original invoice.

Patek Philippe Lady Nautilus 4700 Full Set available at our showroom in Geneva.

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The second reference in the Nautilus collection to feature a moon phase complication after the ref. 3712 released in 2005, the 5712 was an undisputed success upon its release the following year to mark the Nautilus's 30th anniversary.

The 5712 features a gradient and grooved blue dial displaying, in addition to the hours and minutes, a small seconds hand at 4 o'clock, the date and moon phase at 7 o'clock, and a power reserve indicator at 10:30. The atypical arrangement of these elements creates a perfectly harmonious ensemble that is difficult to ignore. Its 40mm case strikes the perfect balance between elegance and sportiness.

This model is equipped with the caliber 240 PS IRM C LU (for Small Seconds, Power Reserve Indication, Calendar, and Moon) with a 21K gold micro-rotor.

The watch comes with its box, over-box, Patek Philipe certificate of origin, document holder, booklets and correction stylus.

Discover this Patek Philippe Nautilus 5712/1A-001 available in our showroom in Geneva.

The Nautilus is undoubtedly Patek Philippe's most iconic model. Designed by Gérald Genta, who also created Audemars Piguet's Royal Oak, it was introduced in 1976 as the manufacturer's first sport-chic steel watch. The 3700 reference, nicknamed “Jumbo” with its 42 mm case, laid the foundations for a design that has become iconic.

In response to the growing popularity of more compact watches, Patek Philippe introduced an intermediate version in 1981: the Nautilus 3800, designed as a more versatile alternative to the original model. With a diameter of 37.5 mm, it retained the spirit of the original design—a monobloc case, “ear” bezel, and horizontally striated dial—while adopting proportions suited to a contemporary wrist without being oversized.

The steel 3800/1A features the collection's characteristic brushed and polished finish, highlighting the subtle geometry of the bezel and the fluidity of the integrated bracelet, whose tapered links ensure remarkable comfort. The dial also features a distinctive color ranging from midnight blue to gray/blue with a unique depth. It displays the word “SWISS” at 6 o'clock, characteristic of models with Luminova produced since the 2000s.

The reference 3800 is powered by the automatic caliber 330 SC, with a central seconds hand and a date window at 3 o'clock.

The watch comes with its box, original certificate and invoice, manuals, and Patek Philippe service invoice from 2022.

Discover this superb Patek Philippe Nautilus 3800 full set available at our showroom in Geneva.

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