Why is nautilus so expensive?
Limited production ensures that demand consistently outpaces supply, driving prices far above retail. Collectors also value the Nautilus for its timeless design and mechanical excellence. References like the 5711/1A in stainless steel and the newer 5811/1G in white gold have become benchmarks in the luxury watch world. The Pillars of the Collection & Market Prices The Nautilus: The archetype of the luxury sports watch, designed by Gérald Genta in 1976 with its porthole-inspired case. Typical market prices in Saudi Arabia: SAR 350,000 – 1,200,000+.
What is the most popular Nautilus model?
The stainless steel nautilus 5711/1a is probably the most popular model in the series. You can find this reference with dials in blue-gray, anthracite, white, or olive green. There is also the strictly limited 5711/1a-018 with a dial in tiffany blue – one of the most expensive nautilus models ever. Starting around us$35,000 for a stainless steel nautilus 5711/1a-010, prices can go up to over us$100,000 for intricately designed models incorporating rare materials.