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Lot Essay
Introduced in 1981, the Nautilus Ref. 4700 represents a feminine interpretation of Patek Philippe's iconic porthole-inspired design. While the Nautilus collection is celebrated for its robust sports elegance, the Ref. 4700 distills these codes into a smaller, more jewel-like format tailored for the discerning lady collector.
The present example, reference 4700⁄10, is distinguished by its stainless steel construction — a rare and desirable material for this reference, which is more commonly encountered in yellow gold. The white dial, accented by the signature horizontal grooves of the Nautilus family, is framed by a factory-set diamond bezel. The diamonds are meticulously aligned with the hour indexes, ensuring perfect symmetry and a seamless reading of time — a detail that speaks to Patek Philippe's exacting standards.
Measuring approximately 28mm in diameter, the watch is powered by the Caliber E19C quartz movement, offering reliability and low-maintenance ownership. The integrated stainless steel bracelet, with its characteristic rounded links, completes the design with the comfort and fluidity that has made the Nautilus a design icon.
The present example, reference 4700⁄10, is distinguished by its stainless steel construction — a rare and desirable material for this reference, which is more commonly encountered in yellow gold. The white dial, accented by the signature horizontal grooves of the Nautilus family, is framed by a factory-set diamond bezel. The diamonds are meticulously aligned with the hour indexes, ensuring perfect symmetry and a seamless reading of time — a detail that speaks to Patek Philippe's exacting standards.
Measuring approximately 28mm in diameter, the watch is powered by the Caliber E19C quartz movement, offering reliability and low-maintenance ownership. The integrated stainless steel bracelet, with its characteristic rounded links, completes the design with the comfort and fluidity that has made the Nautilus a design icon.