CHF 850'000 .-

The present Patek Philippe Nautilus “Jumbo” reference 3700/11, executed in 18K white gold, is one of the rarest and most exclusive variations of Gérald Genta’s legendary luxury sports watch. Produced in 1981 and accompanied by an Extract from the Archives confirming its production in 1981 and its original sale in 1989, this extraordinary timepiece is fitted with the exceptionally scarce thin white-gold bracelet, a configuration seldom encountered on the market. The white-gold case appears to be unpolished and is preserved in outstanding overall condition, showing only light wear consistent with careful use. The iconic porthole-shaped design retains its elegant proportions and crisp geometry, making this an especially appealing example. The original dark blue tritium dial is beautifully preserved, displaying excellent colour and only minimal signs of age. The original tritium hands match perfectly, creating a highly harmonious and authentic presentation. A particular highlight of this watch is its original integrated white-gold bracelet, which shows virtually no stretch, an exceptionally rare characteristic for a Nautilus 3700 of this age. The watch also retains its original clasp, further reinforcing its originality. Powered by the celebrated ultra-thin calibre 28-255 C, based on the legendary Jaeger-LeCoultre 920 architecture, the Nautilus 3700 remains one of the most technically significant luxury sports watches ever produced. While no service history accompanies the watch, it is in perfect working condition at the time of cataloguing. Preserved in outstanding condition and accompanied by its Extract from the Archives, this exceptionally rare white-gold Nautilus 3700/11 represents a unique opportunity to acquire one of the most elusive and desirable vintage Patek Philippe sports watches ever made.

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