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EDJA's post captures the unique thrill of acquiring a highly coveted Patek Philippe Nautilus, a feeling many collectors aspire to. His photo essay from Geneva beautifully illustrates the journey and the ultimate reward, offering a glimpse into the emotional connection collectors form with their timepieces. This thread resonates with anyone who understands the anticipation and satisfaction of a significant watch acquisition.
The 5711 is indeed a masterpiece in the watch world. Wear it in the best of health. Cheers, Mark
handsome and very manly nautilus. congratulations on the pick up. switzerland is always beautiful especially if you have a patek on your wrist. cheers geross
Wear it with the suit? Or it's still the casual and almost sporty watch?
Sassicaia is a great wine! Cheers,
And I do :) I love the sporty elegance of the thin Nautiluses (5711/5712). The 5711 of a friend I was trying for the 1st time during the 2012 patek presentation in Paris (I bought my 5712 less than 2 weeks after): The Nautilus, a true love story! Cheers, Mark
The more I am dealing with watches, the more I appreciate simple ones made of steel. I have 3712 but it feels lonely and a couple of days ago in Singapore we decided with my wife that I need to get also 5711. It's a wonderful understated watch and its waterproofness of 120 meters is impressive. Furthermore, it is a very elegant watch. Just get the matching cufflinks and you have a sporting watch and a dress watch all in one. Best, Kari
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