Patek Philippe
Brand Patek Philippe, Geneva
Model “Nautilus” so-called “Jumbo” and / or “Comet”
Year circa 1999
Reference 3710 / 1 A-001
Movement No. 3 148 992
Calibre 330 / 196, 30 jewels
Case No. 4 080 372
Material/s stainless steel
Bracelet integrated stainless steel with double folding deployant clasp
Dimensions 44.5 x 42.3 mm.
Ø 40.1 mm. (bezel)
Thickness 8.5 mm.
Length 190 mm. (approx.)
Weight 115.3 gr. (approx.)
Signature dial, case and movement
Accessories original fitted box and outer box Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau- cushion-shaped, large-size, gentleman’s wristwatch, with centre-seconds and two horological complications:
• Instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock)
• Power-reserve indication (subsidiary dial at 11:30 with up-and-down “comet” indicator) Case: two-piece, polished and satin-finish, water-resistant with case-back screwed by four screws, concave lugs, octagonal ship’s porthole-shaped bezel, polished “Calatrava” winding-crown. Dial: black colour, with applied radial white gold luminescent Roman numerals; white gold luminescent “Bâton” hands. Movement: 330 / 196 (330 SC IZR), Gyromax balance, adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism and 5 positions, Geneva Quality Hallmark (“Poinçon de Genève” / Geneva Seal).50000.00
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Patek Philippe, Ref. 3710 / 1A-001, “Nautilus” Launched in 1999, the Ref. 3710 was a slight departure from the original design of the “Nautilus” Ref. 3700 albeit similar in size, but featuring roman indexes and a “comet” power-reserve indication. Introduced in 1998 and produced until 2006, the “Nautilus” “Comet” was a new development in the line. Featuring Roman numerals with luminous material as well as a characteristic power-reserve that would become known as the “Comet” by collectors. The model was launched with the movement number 3 148 000. -- Patek Philippe “Nautilus” The “Nautilus” collection was introduced in 1976. Patek Philippe was looking for a strong design and an inimitable personality. An inspiration for its design soon emerged: the universal shape of a porthole found on virtually all maritime vessels. The original model was the Ref. 3700/1 in stainless steel. Since then, the “Nautilus” has established itself as a classic, elegant sports watch and the original reference is one of the most sought-after timepieces at auction. The new “Nautilus” collection showcases the flattering redesign of Patek Philippe’s casually elegant classic. It has gained style through subtle and carefully calculated changes while preserving its original spirit.
Patek Philippe
Brand Patek Philippe, Geneva
Model “Nautilus” so-called “Jumbo” and / or “Comet”
Year circa 1999
Reference 3710 / 1 A-001
Movement No. 3 148 992
Calibre 330 / 196, 30 jewels
Case No. 4 080 372
Material/s stainless steel
Bracelet integrated stainless steel with double folding deployant clasp
Dimensions 44.5 x 42.3 mm.
Ø 40.1 mm. (bezel)
Thickness 8.5 mm.
Length 190 mm. (approx.)
Weight 115.3 gr. (approx.)
Signature dial, case and movement
Accessories original fitted box and outer box Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau- cushion-shaped, large-size, gentleman’s wristwatch, with centre-seconds and two horological complications:
• Instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock)
• Power-reserve indication (subsidiary dial at 11:30 with up-and-down “comet” indicator) Case: two-piece, polished and satin-finish, water-resistant with case-back screwed by four screws, concave lugs, octagonal ship’s porthole-shaped bezel, polished “Calatrava” winding-crown. Dial: black colour, with applied radial white gold luminescent Roman numerals; white gold luminescent “Bâton” hands. Movement: 330 / 196 (330 SC IZR), Gyromax balance, adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism and 5 positions, Geneva Quality Hallmark (“Poinçon de Genève” / Geneva Seal).
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