Patek Philippe plans on auctioning off their very first 5711 Nautilus with the Tiffany & Co dial – this Saturday. Lubavitcher Chossid – Moshe Kravitsky – of Luxurari.com – recognized a clear challenge for Jewish investors and watch collectors. Shabbos observance comes first – Before anything else.
Following the auction, the watch which is rumored to be auctioned for several million dollars will be unattainable to average consumers. Patek has made it known that they only produced 170 of the final Nautilus ever to be made. Increasing desirability, Patek is very selective about who will get of the 169 for sale.
“The Auction is really the only place anyone can walk up and buy one of these things — but not a Jew. Not on Shabbos,” Kravitsky told COLlive.com
Anyone ready to wire $4M today, can literally go pick it up – as it’s in the United States.
Pictures aren’t avail of the watch. Patek is VERY exclusive with who they distribute these pieces to — and no dealer will give pictures of this piece to anyone. So buyer, if you need a picture in order to wire — unfortunately, this will not be your deal – as our hands are tied with this one.
Anyone interested should immediately get in touch with Kravitsky on Linkedin with the message “Ready to Wire” and a phone number.
The Luxury Watch Market is jam-packed with sparks of holiness — waiting to be elevated. Kravitsky doesn’t work on his own, he and his partner, Ziv Tamir also have a third partner — The Lubavitcher Rebbe.
Watch will be sold by the evening. Do Not Delay If You Are Serious.
Shabbos!!!!!
It was sold for over 6million!!!
Thank you Moshe!