Nautilus Chronograph - 40th Anniversary - Limited to 1,300 Pieces
44 mm
Case size
White Gold
Material
2016
Released
$389,000
Lowest ask
The story
Released in 2016 for the 40th anniversary of the Nautilus, reference 5976/1G-001 was created as an oversized chronograph in white gold. At 44mm, it's slightly larger than the other Nautilus chronograph - reference 5980. Only 1,300 example were made and with its special anniversary embossing on the dial and diamond indices, this is a special watch to celebrate a milestone in the history of Patek Philippe.
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The details
general
brand
Patek Philippe
model
Nautilus Chronograph - 40th Anniversary - Limited to 1,300 Pieces
reference
5976/1G
released
2016
case
case material
White Gold
dial
Blue
thickness
12.16
case size
44 MM
bezel material
White Gold
water resistance
120 meters
movement
type
Automatic
calibre
CH 28-520 C
jewels
35
power reserve
55 hours
bracelet
type
White Gold
Any questions about the Nautilus Chronograph - 40th Anniversary - Limited to 1,300 Pieces?
Your designated concierge is always available
to talk watches! Ask them any questions you
have about this model.
Nautilus Chronograph - 40th Anniversary - Limited to 1,300 Pieces
case size
44 MM
material
White Gold
released
2016
lowest ask
$389,000
Patek Philippe
Established in 1839 by Antoni Patek and Adrien Philippe, Patek Philippe represents the pinnacle of haute horlogerie. This esteemed Swiss manufacture is revered for its uncompromising dedication to craftsmanship and innovation. Each Patek Philippe watch is a masterpiece, meticulously created by skilled artisans and watchmakers. Known for its iconic collections like the Calatrava, Nautilus, and Aquanaut, plus legendary Tiffany&Co exclusive releases, Patek Philippe blends timeless elegance with technical mastery, ensuring its place in watchmaking history.