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Elegant yet purposeful, the Patek Philippe Nautilus embodies the rare blend of sportiness and timeless luxury that has defined its legacy since 1976. Designed by legendary watchmaker Gérald Genta, its porthole-inspired case and integrated bracelet broke away from traditional precious‑metal dress watches, ushering in a new era of sporty sophistication.
Crafted with meticulous attention, from satin‑brushed steel to gem‑set versions, the Nautilus stands out for its refined finishing and versatility across casual and formal occasions. Decades on, few rivals can match its heritage, exclusivity, and collector fervor. For discerning Singapore buyers, the Nautilus represents not just a luxury timepiece, but an enduring symbol of elegance and prestige.
Launched in 1976 during the height of the quartz crisis, the Patek Philippe Nautilus broke from convention by introducing a luxury steel sports watch Ref. 3700/1A, also known as the “Jumbo.” Designed by Gérald Genta in a matter of minutes, its porthole-inspired case, horizontally embossed dial, and integrated bracelet became instant design hallmarks.
Over the decades, the Nautilus evolved through smaller models like the Ref. 3800, the power reserve Ref. 3710, and eventually to the legendary Ref. 5711 and its moonphase counterpart, Ref. 5712. In 2006, to celebrate its 30th anniversary, Patek Philippe modernized the line with mechanical and aesthetic upgrades while preserving its distinct design DNA.
The Nautilus has since become one of the most coveted timepieces in horology, admired for its sporty elegance, technical refinement, and rarity. Discontinuations such as the 5711 in 2021 only intensified collector demand, especially in key markets like Singapore. From the original steel icon to high-complication variants, the Nautilus remains a defining symbol of Patek Philippe’s ability to blend heritage with modern luxury.
At its core, the Patek Philippe Nautilus stands out for its remarkable design features, which blend elegance with endurance. The instantly recognizable porthole construction-inspired octagonal bezel and integrated bracelet deliver both visual distinction and seamless comfort. Its carefully horizontally embossed dial, often shaded in subtle gradients, adds depth and catch-light while ensuring legibility.
Beyond aesthetics, the refined finishing, alternating satin-brushed and polished surfaces, highlight the brand’s mastery in craftsmanship. Inside, advanced movements cloak precision under elegant engineering, with complications like moonphase, power reserve, dual time-zone, and chronograph available in select models. Whether your preference is classic steel or opulent gem-set versions, the Nautilus offers a feature-rich experience elevated by its luxurious yet practical DNA.
A sophisticated dual-time chronograph, the Ref. 5990/1A combines travel-ready functionality with Nautilus aesthetics. It features a flyback chronograph, day/night indicators, and a dual time-zone complication powered by the CH 28‑520 C FUS movement. Housed in stainless steel with a horizontally embossed dial, it’s a perfect companion for global collectors.
Known for its annual calendar complication, the Ref. 5726A merges sportiness with calendar sophistication. The dial layout includes day, date, and month apertures, along with a moonphase display and 24-hour indicator. Offered in steel with either a blue or white dial, it’s a modern classic for everyday wear with horological depth.
The Nautilus Ref. 5712 rose gold variant elevates the line with warmth and complexity. Its asymmetrical dial features moonphase, power reserve, and small seconds, all powered by the ultra-thin Caliber 240 PS IRM C LU. The rich brown dial and matching leather strap make this reference a statement of refined taste.
The price of a Patek Philippe Nautilus varies significantly based on the reference, material, condition, and market demand. For instance, a Nautilus Ref. 5990/1A-001 from 2018 in good condition is currently listed at S$123,500.
On the broader pre-owned market in Singapore, Patek Philippe Nautilus watches average around S$135,000, with prices typically ranging between S$37,000 and S$660,000. One of the most popular and sought-after models is the Ref. 5726A, which features an annual calendar and moonphase complication. Its estimated market value hovers around S$90,866, making it a strong choice for collectors who value both function and long-term investment appeal.
All our Patek Philippe Nautilus watches come with a warranty. If the watch is still covered by the original manufacturer’s warranty, that coverage will apply. If the manufacturer’s warranty has expired or has less than 12 months remaining, we provide an additional 1-year warranty covering the movement and internal mechanics. Please note, this warranty excludes cosmetic wear, water damage, and accidental damage.
Yes, we offer flexible installment payment plans (IPP) for the Patek Philippe Nautilus and a wide range of other timepieces. Financing options typically range from 6 to 36 months through leading partner banks such as Maybank, UOB, Standard Chartered, HSBC, DBS, and OCBC. Admin fees start from as low as 3.5%, depending on the selected plan and bank.
As financing terms may be updated periodically, please refer to our payment method page for the latest terms.
The Patek Philippe Nautilus is widely regarded as one of the most reliable investment-grade timepieces in the luxury market. According to market data, the collection holds an average value retention of +54.5%, weighted by the annual transaction volume of each model. This means Nautilus watches typically trade for over 54% above retail on the secondary market.
Limited production, timeless design, and global demand, especially for references like the 5711 and 5990, contribute to its strong performance. For collectors in Singapore and beyond, the Nautilus offers not only refined style but also the long-term potential of a blue-chip horological asset.
Absolutely. The Patek Philippe Nautilus is renowned for its exceptional value retention. For example, the Nautilus Ref. 5990/1A has a current retail price of S$100,800, yet it consistently commands a pre-owned market price of around S$123,500 or higher, depending on condition and availability.
This upward trend is not limited to a single model. On average, Nautilus watches trade at 54.5% above retail across the secondary market, based on in-production references. Its limited production, strong demand, and iconic design ensure it remains a standout in terms of both collectibility and financial performance.
