Since its debut in 1976, the Patek Philippe Nautilus seems to always amaze at every Baselworld watch fest. It has developed and evolved so much it astonishes everyone.
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Patek Philippe released a new Nautilus timepiece described as a “grand complication” and one of the sportier models in the Patek collection.
Nautilus Perpetual Calendar
A sporty addition to the elegant Patek collection
The thinnest perpetual calendar produced by Patek Philippe
The 18k white gold case features satin-finished surfaces with polished chamfers in which I think looks very sleek. The octagonal bezel frames a crisp blue dial that looks absolutely beautiful and really shows how this new timepiece is one of the most sportiest in the collection.
The reason why I love this new Nautilus is for the well laid out dial and the sporty blue color which outlines this sporty and thin perpetual calendar. This Nautilus really presents a simple look. The dial features three subdials including a month and leap year, date and moon phase, and day of the week with a 24-hour display. It is a simplistic debut that many will love. This release will have everyone wanting it. It is most definitely a brilliant addition to the Patek collection.
Measurements and Details:
- Diameter : 40 mm
- Width : 44.05 mm
- Length : 44.3 mm
- Height: 8.42 mm
- Case: 18K white gold
- Sapphire-crystal caseback
