Patek Philippe Nautilus 3700

Patek Philippe, coveted Jumbo Nautilus with double signature, 1974. Stainless steel. D 40 mm. Reference No.: 3700 Case No.: 532518, flat, screwed case Dial: Black-blue Sigma dial with rare double signature: Patek Philippe and Gübelin Movement: Highly refined, flat automatic movement No. 1302902, Cal. 28-255 C with 36 jewels and date Band: Nautilus link band with folding clasp, wrist size ca. 18.5 cm Accessories: Extract from the Archives confirming the production of the watch in 1974 and its sale in March 1977 What caused an uproar in the watch world 50 years ago has now become a cult object: the sporty, elegant Nautilus from Patek Philippe. A watch made of steel did not fit into the cliché of gold luxury watches – especially not in this striking size and extravagant shape. Patek Philippe's aim was to appeal to a new generation of active, sporty people. The launch of the watch was supported by an advertising campaign that was as original as it was bold: “One of the most expensive watches in the world is made of steel!” was the headline of a sensational advertisement.