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it's such a beautiful timepiece. This message has been edited by seventyONE on 2016-01-19 04:03:34

Thanks, I already read the posts. I've send him an e-mail.

Hello, This is my very early 3700/1a, with a brevete clasp. I've seen the Nautilus engraved clasps before, but never one like mine. Anyone who knows the story on the different types? This message has been edited by seventyONE on 2016-01-18 08:38:26

For the following reasons; -Thinner bracelet, just like the original. -White datedisk. -Shape of the rotor. -Dial color. This one is charcoal, where the new version is only available in blue. The only thing I like more on the new version are the double sticks at the 12 o-clock position.

Finally, after 2 years I'm back with AP. Had a 15300st and a 25860st wich I both sold almost 2 years back. No regrets on the chrono, but boy what did I regret selling the 15300st. A friend of mine, who own's a watchshop and has a fantastic private collection offered me his 15202. The watch is from 2

Many thans for all the nice comments, this PP is pure magic!

I can send you the first picture in hi-res, if you would like that. Photography is another hobby of mine!

I have been a fan of Genta designs for some time now. Having owned and sold a Royal Oak that I regret selling since day one, I was looking seriously for a 15202. Then I stumbled upon a true Classic, the 3700/1a. I wasn't even looking for one, it just crossed my path. This watch is from 1977, and is

I love these watches!