The Patek Philippe Nautilus arrived in 1976 as Gérald Genta's vision of an elegant luxury sports watch — defined by its rounded octagonal "porthole" bezel and integrated bracelet, securing its place alongside the Royal Oak as a foundational reference in modern watchmaking. The 7010 series represents Patek Philippe's contemporary ladies' interpretation, scaling the model's proportions to a more refined 32mm while introducing the signature diamond-set bezel and gem-jewelry elegance that distinguishes the women's collection. Configured here in 18-karat white gold with a silver dial, the reference offers the most discreet and sophisticated execution of the ladies' Nautilus — a precious-metal sports watch that moves comfortably between formal and everyday wear.

The 32mm case in 18-karat white gold measures just 6.9mm thick, framed by the signature rounded octagonal bezel set with 46 brilliant-cut diamonds totaling approximately 0.8 carats, with alternating polished and satin finishes. The silver dial bears the Nautilus's signature horizontal "wave" embossing, with applied white gold hour markers and luminescent coating, alpha-style hands, and date at three. The precision quartz Caliber E23-250 S C drives the timekeeping with exceptional accuracy, completed by a white leather strap with white gold Nautilus fold-over clasp.