The Age Old Question (of the Privileged Few): Nautilus or Royal
Oak?  Look, when your're trapsing around New York, LA, or Miami,
your average vintage Rolex is just fine.  However, when you're
someplace a little more exotic, say someplace like Monte Carlo,
you need to step up your vintage timepiece game.  So where do
you turn?  Why you turn to Gerald Genta, of course.  The two
premiere luxury sport watches in the world (no matter what our
friend JC Biver will try to tell you) come from Audemars Piguet
and Patek Philippe, they always have and they always will. 
After all, Audemars Piguet essentially invented the true luxury
sport watch category in 1972 with the release of their Genta-
designed Royal Oak.  A few years later, Patek Philippe released
their Nautilus using the very same movement (the outstanding JLC
920), and another Genta-designed case, and the race was on. 
We've highlighted a direct, side-by-side comparison in the past.
Today we're showing you two originals that are both coming up
for auction thi