Nautilus

The 958G-001 is among the most extraordinary objects in Patek Philippe's 2026 Nautilus anniversary programme — a 100-piece limited edition desk clock that translates Gerald Genta's 1976 wristwatch case into a table-top timepiece with an 8-day manually wound movement, baguette diamond hour markers, and a folding bail that transforms the piece into something suspended between a pocket watch of exceptional scale and a sculptural desk object. The Nautilus case architecture — porthole flanks, horizontally embossed blue dial, contrasting polished and satin surfaces — reads with equal authority at 50.65mm as it does at 41mm on the wrist, a testament to the design's fundamental solidity. The hinged stand, itself dressed in the horizontally embossed blue motif with a satin-brushed white gold Calatrava cross, is a complete secondary design object rather than a functional afterthought. The 50.65mm white gold Nautilus-form case carries contrasting polished and satin finishes with a sapphire crystal case back bearing an anniversary inscription behind a hinged dust cover. The sunburst blue horizontally embossed dial presents white gold applied hour markers set with baguette-cut diamonds totalling 0.96 ct, white gold rounded baton hands with luminescent coating, a power reserve indicator at twelve, instantaneous date by hand, day aperture, and small seconds at six. Caliber 31-505 8J PS IRM CI J, manually wound with twin barrels delivering an 8-day power reserve, powers the movement. This piece was recently unveiled at Watches & Wonders 2026 — please register your interest for priority access as soon as we are able to secure it for you. Listed at 337.99 USD.