Patek Philippe Nautilus 3710 New Double Sealed
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Patek Philippe Nautilus3710 New Double Sealed
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Case diameter
42 mm
Year
2005
Case material
Steel
Bracelet
Steel
Condition
New / unworn
New/unworn
New / unworn
Movement
Automatic
Waterproof
Yes
Scope of delivery
Including box and papers
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HD pictures with magnifying glass and video on our website. Launched in 1998 after 22 years of selling Nautilus with 2 or 3 hands, the 3710 is has a unique complication invented by Patek Philippe, the indicator of walking zone, IZR (Indicateur de Zone de Marche). With a thickness of 8 mm, it remains a "Jumbo" as its eldest, the 3700. What makes the model unique ...Read more
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Patek Philippe Nautilus3710 New Double Sealed

HD pictures with magnifying glass and video on our website.

Launched in 1998 after 22 years of selling Nautilus with 2 or 3 hands, the 3710 is has a unique complication invented by Patek Philippe, the indicator of walking zone, IZR (Indicateur de Zone de Marche).

With a thickness of 8 mm, it remains a "Jumbo" as its eldest, the 3700.

What makes the model unique is the IZR being placed at 12H00 and then the logo Patek Philipe Geneva was placed at 6:00.

It was only available in steel with steel bracelet and was smallest produced of all Jumbo at about 600 copies for 8 years until 2006.

The model presented for sale is just exceptional, double sealed, never opened, sealed in its plastic with the box which encloses it being itself sealed.

A watch that will not stop to take value to reach peaks when Patek Philippe will celebrate the half century of the Nautilus.

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