Phili Nautilus

Just as Patek Philippe's slogan states, “No one truly owns a Patek Philippe; you merely look after it for the next generation.”  
This 7010R/001 from 2012 perfectly embodies that sentiment.  
Since the discontinuation of the 7118 earlier this year (it seems every year starts with news of PP discontinuing models🐶—have we grown accustomed to it?),
Smaller-diameter ladies' watches priced between 200,000 and 400,000 RMB seem to have vanished overnight from the market, causing their value to skyrocket overnight.
The “Nautilus” draws its name from the submarine of the same name in the science fiction novel Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea. The watch's resemblance to the submarine lies in its appearance, which evokes the portholes of a ship's hull. Legend has it that Master Vacheron designed the Nautilus in just five minutes.
    
This timepiece features the Nautilus family's signature octagonal case. Over a decade later, its dial and brushed finish remain flawless, with the “Saint Bernard” engraving still clearly visible.