New Nautilus announced suddenly. I changed the case to WG and made it to 9.38 million yen.

Well, from Patek's point of view, selling stainless steel cheaply would only make money for resellers and second-hand watch dealers, so in that case, they probably had the idea of taking it themselves. With this, 5712 (= 6.55 million yen) is still in the catalog, but this is the actual lowest price of Nautilus. From now on, the Nautilus series will have a stainless steel complication, and the WG will take a minimum of $70,000 for the 3-needle. The US price is $69,785, so this price is due to the weak yen. However, at today's exchange rate, $69,785 = 10.4 million yen, so even 9.38 million yen is considered a strategic price.

 

5811/1G

 

At the same time, the 5204G green dial was also announced. This one seems to be chasing the vestiges of the 5004, but how far can it regain its popularity? However, its popularity is a matter of the future aftermarket, and since Patek has a small number of models produced, they will all sell anyway, so it has nothing to do with their sales. However, the myth of the brand can be said to be the history of how many popular models can be produced, so for example, "whether the 5204 can get the same evaluation as the 5004" is actually an important factor for the brand. increase.

 

5204G-001