Patek Philippe Nautilus, 3800/1A-010

This iteration of the Nautilus, reference 3800, was first introduced in 1981 and served as a more compact alternative to the iconic reference 3700, and was discontinued in 2006 making this particular example one of the last to be sold worldwide. Designed to cater to those who favored smaller watch sizes during the 1980s, it struck a balance between the large 42mm case of the 3700 and the era's preference for understated proportions. Its blue/grey 'teak' textured dial features applied baton hour indexes, matching polished hands and the classic date feature at 3 o'clock. Most notably, the ref. 3800 introduced a central seconds hand and utilised the in-house Patek calibre 335 SC (calibre 330 SC in models after 1992), both features which set it apart from its larger predecessor. Lastly, it is completed by the iconic integrated stainless steel bracelet for which the Nautilus is famed for, secured by a concealed safety catch clasp.

Originally sold in April 2007 and mint condition following a full service with Patek Philippe in July 2025. Supplied with its original inner and outer boxes, swing tag, leather document/booklet holder, collectors library booklet, Patek register booklet, distributor booklet, service paperwork (July 2025), original purchase receipt and original international warranty certificate. 

This Nautilus benefits from the coverage of its Patek Philippe service warranty until July 2027, however it is also covered by our 12-month warranty from the date of purchase.