PATEK PHILIPPE
Nautilus, ref. 3712/1A-001, no. 3170351 / 4340417
Around 2006

Stainless steel wristwatch with date, power reserve and moon phases
Case: cushion, transparent back, signed
Dial: black woven, applied "baton" hour-markers, luminescent hands and hour-markers, subsidiary dial for the date, power reserve indication on the mains, off-centre seconds, opening for the moon phases, pearled minute track, signed
Movement: self-winding cal. 240PS, 29 jewels, stamped with the Geneva Seal, micro-rotor, adjusted in 5 positions, signed
Strap / Buckle: integrated steel / folding clasp, signed
Wrist circumference: approx. 180 mm
Size: 42 x 44 mm
With : a certificate of origin dated 24.09.2005, a box and a box

Provenance: The Bull Collection

Stainless steel automatic wristwatch with date, power reserve and moon phases indication, stainless steel bracelet with deployant clasp signed. With a certificate of origin dated 24.09.2005, a presentation case and outer packaging
The Bull Collection

CONDITION REPORT :
At the catalogue writing the movement is running (-5 seconds / day). Please note that the chronometry accuracy is not guaranteed and Artcurial cannot be held responsible for any repair costs. Revision of use to be foreseen

Good general condition
Signs of use visible on the case: slight scratches on the bezel
Bracelet in good condition, scratches of use

CARRY-OVER CONDITION :
At the time of cataloguing the movement is ticking (-5 seconds / day). Please note that the movement has not been checked for timekeeping accuracy and Artcurial will not be held responsible for any repairs should they be required. Overhaul is recommended

Good condition
Case with signs of use, some scuffs
Dial in good condition
Bracelet with scuffs and signs of use


Comment: 3712 was replaced in 2006 by 5712 which was introduced to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the iconic model. The two models are distinguished by a subtle difference on the dial, namely the very small index applied at 7 o'clock which is found on the 3712 but not on the 5712. Our example, which was slightly worn, is today considered by collectors as a trophy.