PATEK PHILIPPE, NAUTILUS REF. 5719/1G-010, A SPECTACULAR AND VERY RARE GOLD AND DIAMOND-SET AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH

CASE NUMBER: 1’452’074, MOVEMENT NUMBER: 3’910’005

Details

CIRCA: 2009
CASE MATERIAL: 18k white gold, bezel and lugs paved with diamonds
DIAMETER: 40 mm.
BRACELET: Patek Philippe integrated 18k white gold bracelet paved with diamonds
DIAL: Paved diamond dial with baguette-cut emerald hour markers at 12, 6, and 9 o’ clock
MOVEMENT: Cal. 324 SC, automatic, 29 jewels
FUNCTIONS: Time, date
BUCKLE: 18k white gold double deployant buckle
WITH: Patek Philippe Certificate of Origin confirming the sale of the watch in May 2009, leather folder with product literature corrector pin, presentation box and outer packaging
REMARK: The timepiece is set with a total of 1675 diamonds for a total carat weight of approx. 9.645 carat


Lot Essay

The now-discontinued and legendary Ref. 5711 spawned a bunch of flamboyant references in precious metals and set with gem-stones that were based off the original steel model. The present reference, the spectacular and rare 5719/1G-010, is one such variant.
It is believed that this unisex model with the emerald hour markers was made in very limited quantities (experts guestimate it at less than 20 pieces) in 2009. It is safe to assume that the watch was offered only to a select few by retailers around the world.
Offered in very good condition and with the original Certificate of Origin and presentation box, the white gold case and bracelet are set with approximately 1,675 round diamonds for a total carat weight of ~9.34 ct.