Patek Philippe Nautilus Ref.3800j
Description
Patek Philippe Nautilus 3800J – 18k Yellow Gold – 1980
Introduced in 1976, the Nautilus revolutionized luxury watchmaking by challenging established codes. Designed by the famous designer Gérald Genta, it embodies a new vision of sporting luxury: a refined watch, waterproof, and entirely made of precious metal. The reference 3800J, launched in 1981, reproduces the iconic aesthetic of the original 3700 model in a more compact size of 36 mm, perfectly balanced for the contemporary wrist.
This precise model, dating from the 80s, is distinguished by its monobloc case in 18 carat yellow gold with ultra-fine profile and by its integrated satin bracelet - signature of the Nautilus design. The dark blue dial, decorated with the iconic horizontal stripes, houses gold-applied stick indexes and a discreet date window at 3 o'clock.
Powered by the automatic caliber 335 SC, certified by the Poinçon de Genève, this Nautilus combines precision, reliability and watchmaking expertise. It offers a power reserve of about 40 hours and a frequency of 28 800 alternances/ hour.
Mounted on an original bracelet with "Nautilus" engraved folding clasp, this watch embodies both discreet elegance and rarity.
* 1 year warranty by our store on proper operation.
