Patek Philippe Nautilus 5723/1r

Introduced in 1976 and created by legendary designer Gérald Genta as a sporty yet elegant timepiece, the Patek Philippe Nautilus has stood at the intersection between sports and luxury watchmaking for decades. Released in 2015, the Patek Philippe Nautilus variant that we have here, the ref. 5723/1R, is an ultra-luxurious take on its timelessly elegant design. Elevating the classic design through luxurious materials such as its 18kt rose gold case and bracelet and a diamond-set bezel boasting 32 baguette-cut diamonds to match its diamond-set golden dial, this specific variant of the ref. 5723/1R is both a statement of refined luxury and an ultra-rare example of Patek Philippe going above and beyond to create something truly special for their most valuable clients. Featuring the Nautilus’ iconic design and construction, this ref. 5723/1R boasts the collection’s signature 40.5mm case in 18kt rose gold, which maintains the Nautilus’ signature bracelet and porthole-inspired case with its rounded octagonal bezel - now adorned with 32 diamonds for a bright burst of opulence. Fit with a golden horizontally-embossed dial, which seamlessly blends in with the warm 18kt rose gold surrounding it, the ref. 5723/1R’s display luxuriously features 12 baguette-cut diamonds, one for each hour. An off-catalog piece that is both exceptionally rare and tremendously beautiful, the Nautilus ref. 5723/1R showcases the aesthetic variety that the Nautilus collection can achieve.