The Patek Philippe Nautilus  is undoubtedly one of the most coveted watches in the world, if not probably the most coveted.
Its timeless design was created in 1976 by Gerald Genta, a virtuoso watch designer who also designed the Royal Oak by Audemars Piguet. But it is not only its unmistakable design, reminiscent of a porthole, that makes this watch legendary. Because it comes from Patek Philippe, the most prestigious watch manufacturer in the world. This combination of design, quality and enormous prestige is almost unique and it is therefore not surprising that the desire for this watch does not diminish. The variant of the Nautilus made of steel is particularly popular. With its deep blue dial it embodies exactly what made the watch so defining then and now: it is the epitome of a luxurious, yet sporty and elegant watch made of steel.