Influencer Corey Gamble spotted wearing a Patek Philippe

Corey Gamble, the Atlanta-born influencer and entertainment industry fixture, was recently spotted wearing one of the most diamond-intensive production wristwatches Patek Philippe currently offers — the Nautilus 5719/10G in 18k white gold, fully set with 1,343 diamonds. The sighting is a reminder that Gamble's taste in watches consistently gravitates toward the upper register of the market.
The Nautilus reference 5719/10G is built on the architecture of Gerald Genta's landmark 1976 design but taken to its logical jeweled extreme. The 40mm white gold case houses the automatic Caliber 324 S C movement, a self-winding manufacture ebauche with a 45-hour power reserve, beating at 28,800 vph. Where the standard Nautilus 5711 used restrained horizontal-embossed dials, the 5719/10G replaces every surface available with diamonds: 255 stones pave the dial alone, while three baguette-cut diamonds serve as hour markers at 12, 6, and 9 o'clock. The bezel and the center links of the integrated bracelet carry 185 baguette-cut diamonds, the geometric precision of their setting a technical achievement in its own right.
Within the Nautilus family, the 5719/10G occupies a position that few collectors actively chase but many quietly covet. It is a piece that requires a different kind of confidence to wear — it is not a tool watch or a subtle flex, it is an unambiguous statement. Patek Philippe produces it in very limited numbers, and its allocation rarity rivals or exceeds that of the standard steel references that command so much collector attention.
Corey Gamble has built a public profile closely tied to the Kardashian-Jenner world, and his watch choices over the years reflect a collector sensibility that favors heavy-hitter references from Patek Philippe and Richard Mille. The 5719/10G fits that pattern precisely — maximum horological prestige, maximum visual impact.
At $513,000 retail, the Nautilus 5719/10G is one of the most expensive catalog references Patek Philippe offers in any metal. On the secondary market, transaction prices have remained firm, typically trading at or above retail given constrained supply. For a piece of this caliber, possession often says more than the price tag alone.