Introduced in 1980 and produced until 2004, the Patek Philippe 4700 is the first ever ladies Nautilus. The dial features a date display and the signature horizontal embossment, frequently set with diamond hour markers. The 4700 is powered by the quartz Calibre E19C, housed in the iconic porthole-like case designed by Gérald Genta.

Bracelet size: Approx. 6 1/2 inches
Overall Condition: Light scratching and wear to metal consistent with age and use, with some additional deeper scratches on the bezel, case back, and bracelet. Scratch to the 7 o'clock numeral. Some stretch to bracelet. The watch sets but is not running at the time of cataloguing. May require service.

Please note that Freeman’s does not warranty the watch at the time of the auction or after its purchase. Potential buyers should be advised that though the watch may be running at the time of cataloging, it may stop running before the auction and servicing is recommended for all timepieces. The authenticity of individual parts is not guaranteed since repairs and restoration may have occurred. Freeman’s assumes all watches are unisex and does not specify the gender of a piece. For size reference, please see the case measurements of the piece listed under dimensions. 

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