55th ~ Introducing the Patek Philippe Nautilus Petite Complement 5712/1A

Hello! Kaneko from Commit Ginza will introduce some recommended watches! Today we have a multi-function model of Patek Philippe/Nautilus!! Patek Philippe Nautilus Petite Complication Reference 5712/1A-001 Accessories: Box, warranty card (stamped May 2008) Retail price: 7,144,500 yen (tax included) The watch was designed by Gerald Genta, who has worked on many famous models. The Nautilus series is one of the most popular series among Patek Philippe. The model we are introducing this time is This "Petite Complication" is extremely popular among the Nautilus series. There is also a leather belt line made of elegant white gold and rose gold, This is a convenient stainless steel model. Power reserve indicator at 10 o'clock. Pointer date and moon phase at 7 o'clock. A multi-function model with a small second hand at the 4 o'clock position. It is commonly known as "Petit Computer." There are so many functions, The case is only 8.52 mm thick! It's amazing how thin it is. The caliber is "240PS IRM C LU". Winding by a 22K gold off-center micro rotor engraved with the Calatrava cross. We have managed to achieve this slim case while still being multifunctional. The condition is that there are small scratches due to use, The case is in good condition with firm edges. The bracelet has some scuffs and scratches, but there is no sign of stretching. All accessories included are box, warranty card, pass case, booklet, and adjustment pin. The popular Nautilus line "Petitcon" is a multi-functional yet slim case. The black and blue dial on the Petit Computer is a gorgeous feature that is only available on the stainless steel model! Prices have settled down compared to before, so please consider purchasing now!! Click here to see the Patek Philippe Nautilus 5712/1A introduced this time. Buy this product and get a free GMT coaster! Click here for details Customers looking for Nautilus/ "Petit Computer" , Thank you for your consideration. Commit Ginza Executive Advisor Tsuyoshi Kaneko