باتيك فيليب نوتيلوس 7011/1G-010 | ذهب أبيض عيار 18 قيراطًا بمينا رمادية

The Revolution of 1976

When Gérald Genta unveiled the Nautilus in 1976, he gave the world something audacious: a luxury sports watch in steel, inspired by the form of a ship’s porthole and rendered with an elegance that was entirely without precedent. It was a radical departure from traditional dress watch codes, and yet it carried itself with such poise that it quickly became one of the defining silhouettes in modern horology.

الهندسة المعمارية للأناقة غير الرسمية

• رقم المرجع: 7011/1G-010
• القضية المستوحاة من الكوة A distinctly Nautilus case in 18K white gold, measuring 32mm and shaped with the collection’s signature rounded octagonal character
• قرص منقوش أفقياً: Grey dial with the celebrated horizontal texture that lends depth and visual refinement
• السوار المتكامل: Seamlessly integrated 18K white gold bracelet, flowing from case to wrist with remarkable continuity
• مادة العلبة وقطرها: 18K white gold, 32mm
• العيار: Quartz movement, prized for precision and effortless reliability

رؤية أمين المعرض: There is a quiet genius in Genta’s original conception, reportedly sketched in a moment of inspiration, yet perfected through an extraordinary balance of rounded contours and sharp geometry. The result is a silhouette that feels both architectural and fluid—an enduring signature of modern elegance.

خلاصة التأنق غير الرسمي

The Nautilus has long transcended its role as a wristwatch to become an emblem of cultivated taste, worn by those who understand that true luxury does not need to announce itself loudly. In this 18K white gold expression, the design speaks in a more intimate register: refined, rare, and unmistakably Patek Philippe.

It is a work of art that belongs as much to the world of design as it does to haute horlogerie, a watch whose presence is felt through proportion, craftsmanship, and legacy. In every setting, it remains effortlessly composed—a symbol of sophistication that never loses its relevance.

هذه الساعة مثالية لـ...

• The connoisseur of iconic 20th-century design who values historical significance
• The discerning collector seeking a graceful, smaller-format Nautilus in precious metal
• The individual drawn to understated luxury with unmistakable cultural prestige