Gerald Genta Bi-Retro reference G3734 in yellow gold — Tahitian mother-of-pearl guilloché dial The Longines Nautilus is the

The Longines Nautilus is the first and one of the more serious dive watches to emerge from Saint-Imier in 1958 — a tool built without concession

losing their original character in the process — are confirmed original

and the Géfica

The Day-Date complication — day spelled out in full at 12 o'clock

the slender leaf hands

Gerald Genta Bi-Retro reference G3734 in yellow gold — Tahitian mother-of-pearl guilloché dial The Longines Nautilus is theGerald Genta is the designer's designer the man behind the Nautilus, the Royal Oak, and the Gfica, whose own eponymous brand became a playground for horological audacity. The Bi Retro is among his most theatrical creations: a watch that refuses the conventional sweep of hands in favour of a jumping hour, a retrograde minute, and a retrograde date. Time told differently, by someone who saw no reason to do it any other way. Reference G3734 houses this