Patek Philippe Nautilus Khanjar 3700/1J

The Patek Philippe Nautilus 3700/1J Khanjar stands among the most legendary and sought-after interpretations of the original Nautilus “Jumbo” by Patek Philippe. Derived from the iconic reference 3700/1 introduced in 1976—the model that redefined the concept of the luxury sports watch with its porthole-inspired case and ultra-thin automatic movement—this exceptional yellow gold variant carries remarkable historical significance.

What distinguishes this piece is the presence of the Khanjar emblem, the national crest of the Sultanate of Oman, printed discreetly at 6 o’clock on the dial. Commissioned for members of the Omani royal circle, such examples were produced in extremely limited numbers, elevating the 3700/1J Khanjar beyond rarity into the realm of true collectability.

Combining Gérald Genta’s enduring design with royal provenance, the Nautilus Khanjar represents a pinnacle acquisition for the discerning collector—an emblem of heritage, exclusivity, and refined Mayfair-worthy prestige.