Patek Philippe Nautilus 3800/1

PATEK PHILIPPE, NAUTILUS REF. 3800/1, A FINE GOLD AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH WITH BRACELET CASE NUMBER: 2’861’031, MOVEMENT NUMBER: 1’427’699

CIRCA: 1989 CASE MATERIAL: 18k yellow gold DIAMETER: 37.5mm. (including the ears) BRACELET: Patek Philippe 18k yellow gold integrated bracelet DIAL: White matte dial with applied Roman numerals and baton hour markers, yellow gold railway minute track MOVEMENT: Cal. 335 SC, automatic FUNCTIONS: Time, date BUCKLE: 18k white gold folding buckle with yellow gold clasp with a medallion of Patek Philippe logo in relief WITH: Patek Philippe Extract from the Archive confirming the sale of the watch on December 14, 1989 The reference 3800 was in production from 1981 until 2006 and available in different versions. It was a mid-size version of the Nautilus reference 3700 and carried the same design aesthetics. It was presented in a smaller size case (37.5 mm. as opposed to 42 mm.) and the dial featured a centre seconds hand made possible by the introduction of the Patek Philippe Cal. 335 SC. The first and the second series of Ref. 3800 production featured the Cal. 335 SC movement, the only difference being that the second series movements featured a quick-set function for the date like the present timepiece. The third series watches were powered by Cal. 330-134 and the fourth by Cal. 330-194. The white matte dial, confirmed by the Extract here, is normally seen on the two-tone Ref. 3800-1AJ.