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Patek Philippe introduced the original Nautilus 3700 "Jumbo" in 1976, designed .
This series features the legendary ultra-thin Calibre 28-255C automatic winding movement . The Nautilus of 1976 was the ref. 3700/1A with hours, minutes and a date at .1K+1K+
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4K+5K+ Patek Philippe introduced the original Nautilus 3700 "Jumbo" in 1976, designed by legendary watch designer Gérald Genta. It was a luxury steel sports watch, a bold idea for an industry in crisis after the introduction of quartz watches a few years prior.This series features the legendary ultra-thin Calibre 28-255C automatic winding movement developed by Jaeger-LeCoultre, with an incredibly crisp case, thin integrated bracelet in supremely tight condition, and classic blue textured dial.
The Nautilus of 1976 was the ref. 3700/1A with hours, minutes and a date at three o’clock, fondly known as the “Jumbo” due to its generous case diameter of 40mm (42mm ear to ear). Audemars Piguet Royal Oak – 1972, and Patek Philippe Nautilus 3700 – 1976. There was a definite seafaring theme to both the Royal Oak and the Nautilus. The RO was designed with the octagonal shape of a divers helmet in mind while the Nautilus was altogether less angular and based on the portholes found in transatlantic cruise liners.
When Patek Philippe introduced the Nautilus in 1976, it wasn’t the first luxury sports watch in steel. That was claimed by Audemars Piguet’s Royal Oak in 1972. But the Nautilus was positioned at an even higher price point, and the ads for the first model, Reference 3700, played on this idea, showing the watch with the tagline, “One of the . The original Jumbo Patek Philippe Nautilus Reference 3700/1 is an icon of horological design. Introduced in 1976, this 42mm masterpiece with its distinctive porthole inspired bezel and integrated bracelet set the standard for luxury sports watches.
Introduced in 1976, and designed by one of the most famous watch-designers, who can be seen as the creator of a new species of timepieces – the luxury sports watch. The Nautilus is praised by all sorts of collectors, and it is now celebrating its 40th anniversary. The Patek Nautilus Jumbo 3700 (1976 – 1990) The model pictured at the beginning of the article is the first-ever advertisement launched by Patek Philippe to promote the original Nautilus, the reference 3700.
The Patek Philippe Nautilus is one of two watches that introduced the world to the concept of the “luxury sports watch” — a steel timepiece with an integrated bracelet that is, in many cases, more expensive than a precious metal watch in equivalent weight. From the unitary Jumbo Ref. 3700-1/A in 1976, Patek introduced a range of smaller and quartz-powered Nautilus models in the 1980’s; the yellow gold, 27 millimetre Ref. 4700 and 33 millimetre Ref. 3900 , both in quartz, for ladies; the 37.5mm mid-sized, quite popular Ref. 3800, faithful to the aesthetics of the 3700, but containing Patek’s . Patek Philippe introduced the original Nautilus 3700 "Jumbo" in 1976, designed by legendary watch designer Gérald Genta. It was a luxury steel sports watch, a bold idea for an industry in crisis after the introduction of quartz watches a few years prior.
This series features the legendary ultra-thin Calibre 28-255C automatic winding movement developed by Jaeger-LeCoultre, with an incredibly crisp case, thin integrated bracelet in supremely tight condition, and classic blue textured dial. The Nautilus of 1976 was the ref. 3700/1A with hours, minutes and a date at three o’clock, fondly known as the “Jumbo” due to its generous case diameter of 40mm (42mm ear to ear). Audemars Piguet Royal Oak – 1972, and Patek Philippe Nautilus 3700 – 1976. There was a definite seafaring theme to both the Royal Oak and the Nautilus. The RO was designed with the octagonal shape of a divers helmet in mind while the Nautilus was altogether less angular and based on the portholes found in transatlantic cruise liners. When Patek Philippe introduced the Nautilus in 1976, it wasn’t the first luxury sports watch in steel. That was claimed by Audemars Piguet’s Royal Oak in 1972. But the Nautilus was positioned at an even higher price point, and the ads for the first model, Reference 3700, played on this idea, showing the watch with the tagline, “One of the .
The original Jumbo Patek Philippe Nautilus Reference 3700/1 is an icon of horological design. Introduced in 1976, this 42mm masterpiece with its distinctive porthole inspired bezel and integrated bracelet set the standard for luxury sports watches. Introduced in 1976, and designed by one of the most famous watch-designers, who can be seen as the creator of a new species of timepieces – the luxury sports watch. The Nautilus is praised by all sorts of collectors, and it is now celebrating its 40th anniversary. The Patek Nautilus Jumbo 3700 (1976 – 1990) The model pictured at the beginning of the article is the first-ever advertisement launched by Patek Philippe to promote the original Nautilus, the reference 3700.
The Patek Philippe Nautilus is one of two watches that introduced the world to the concept of the “luxury sports watch” — a steel timepiece with an integrated bracelet that is, in many cases, more expensive than a precious metal watch in equivalent weight.
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