Patek Philippe 50th Anniversary Desk Clock Ref. 958G
A surprising white gold Nautilus desk clock with an 8-day power reserve and instantaneous calendar
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Patek Philippe Nautilus, Patek Philippe introduces a bold and unexpected creation: the Reference 958G-001 Nautilus Desk Clock.
Reimagining the collection’s iconic porthole-inspired design, the 50.65mm white gold case is paired with a sunburst blue embossed dial, enhanced by baguette-cut diamond hour markers (0.96ct) and luminescent white gold hands. A hinged caseback, echoing the Nautilus’ signature octagonal bezel, reveals a sapphire-protected Calatrava cross and ingeniously functions as a stabilising stand.
The display is both technical and highly legible, featuring an 8-day power reserve indicator at 12 o’clock, an instantaneous date and small seconds at 6 o’clock, and a day aperture. Powering the piece is the manually wound calibre 31-505 8J PS IRM CI J, equipped with twin barrels to ensure consistent precision across eight days, with an additional reserve.
Limited to just 100 pieces, this exceptional anniversary edition is presented in a cork-finished box—a refined tribute to the original 1976 Nautilus, Reference 3700. A rare collector’s object, it reflects Patek Philippe’s mastery of both mechanical innovation and design heritage.
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Patek Philippe 50th Anniversary Desk Clock Ref. 958G
Patek Philippe 50th Anniversary Desk Clock Ref. 958G
A surprising white gold Nautilus desk clock with an 8-day power reserve and instantaneous calendar
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Patek Philippe Nautilus, Patek Philippe introduces a bold and unexpected creation: the Reference 958G-001 Nautilus Desk Clock.
Reimagining the collection’s iconic porthole-inspired design, the 50.65mm white gold case is paired with a sunburst blue embossed dial, enhanced by baguette-cut diamond hour markers (0.96ct) and luminescent white gold hands. A hinged caseback, echoing the Nautilus’ signature octagonal bezel, reveals a sapphire-protected Calatrava cross and ingeniously functions as a stabilising stand.
The display is both technical and highly legible, featuring an 8-day power reserve indicator at 12 o’clock, an instantaneous date and small seconds at 6 o’clock, and a day aperture. Powering the piece is the manually wound calibre 31-505 8J PS IRM CI J, equipped with twin barrels to ensure consistent precision across eight days, with an additional reserve.
Limited to just 100 pieces, this exceptional anniversary edition is presented in a cork-finished box—a refined tribute to the original 1976 Nautilus, Reference 3700. A rare collector’s object, it reflects Patek Philippe’s mastery of both mechanical innovation and design heritage.
Original: $288,960.80
-65%$288,960.80
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A surprising white gold Nautilus desk clock with an 8-day power reserve and instantaneous calendar
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Patek Philippe Nautilus, Patek Philippe introduces a bold and unexpected creation: the Reference 958G-001 Nautilus Desk Clock.
Reimagining the collection’s iconic porthole-inspired design, the 50.65mm white gold case is paired with a sunburst blue embossed dial, enhanced by baguette-cut diamond hour markers (0.96ct) and luminescent white gold hands. A hinged caseback, echoing the Nautilus’ signature octagonal bezel, reveals a sapphire-protected Calatrava cross and ingeniously functions as a stabilising stand.
The display is both technical and highly legible, featuring an 8-day power reserve indicator at 12 o’clock, an instantaneous date and small seconds at 6 o’clock, and a day aperture. Powering the piece is the manually wound calibre 31-505 8J PS IRM CI J, equipped with twin barrels to ensure consistent precision across eight days, with an additional reserve.
Limited to just 100 pieces, this exceptional anniversary edition is presented in a cork-finished box—a refined tribute to the original 1976 Nautilus, Reference 3700. A rare collector’s object, it reflects Patek Philippe’s mastery of both mechanical innovation and design heritage.
