PATEK PHILIPPE NAUTILUS. REF. 5711/1A-010. SOLD ON SEPTEMBER 05, 2012. Steel bracelet watch. CASE: steel wing cushion. Screwed sapphire back. DIAL: blue screened with applied indexes and luminescent hands, center seconds and date window at 3 o'clock. MOVEMENT: automatic, cal. 324 SC, stamped with the Patek Philippe hallmark. STRAP: steel with folding clasp decorated with the Calatrava Cross. Dial, case and movement signed. Numbered 5683603/4934912. DIAM. 40 mm. WITH: case, certificate of origin, service invoices (Patek Philippe, Place Vendôme, Paris) dated March 2013 and September 2015. First owner. A stainless steel self-winding wristwatch by Patek Philippe. First owner. Sold in 2012.

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