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Patek Philippe

Connoisseurs regard Patek Philippe as the world’s most exclusive, most renowned watch manufacturer, and its watches are considered the best and most sophisticated of their kind. Patek Philippe is one of the most distinguished luxury brands in the world. Patek Philippe and Bucherer have been close partners for decades.

A legacy of timepieces

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A gold Patek Philippe watch with a dark gray face, moon phase, and calendar complications on a striped fabric strap.

Beyond the Time and Date

Complications

A 'complication' in watchmaking is anything a mechanical watch might do beyond telling the time. Patek Philippe upholds a tradition in complications that are useful in everyday situations, such as Annual Calendars, chronographs, dual time zones and World Time displays.

 

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A close-up of a Patek Philippe Nautilus watch with a blue dial and stainless steel case and bracelet.

Sporting Elegance

Nautilus

With its iconic design, the Nautilus has epitomized the elegant sports watch since its launch in 1976. Today, it boasts a splendid and incredibly rich collection of models, including a variety of complications such as perpetual calendar or flyback chronograph. Crafted in steel, rose gold or white gold, these timepieces accompany the most active lifestyles with unparalleled class and sophistication.

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A Patek Philippe Calatrava watch with a rose gold case, white dial, and brown alligator strap.

The legendary classic

Calatrava

The Calatrava is recognized as the quintessential round wristwatch with pure lines and one of the emblematic symbols of the Patek Philippe style.

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A Patek Philippe watch with a blue dial, rose gold octagonal bezel, and two-tone rose gold and steel bracelet.

A Unique Alliance of Daring and Elegance

Cubitus

In 2024, Patek Philippe has enriched its vast array of timepieces with a new collection that stands out by its unique alliance of daring and elegance. Presenting a square-shaped case with rounded edges and a dial adorned with horizontal relief embossing, the Cubitus made its debut in three versions, each with an assertive character.

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Gold Patek Philippe watch with a dark gray dial, gold numerals, and a dark gray rubber strap.

Modern, sporty and chic

Aquanaut

The Aquanaut made its debut in 1997 as a statement of casual elegance. Its distinctive design featuring a case and rounded octagonal bezel reminiscent of the Nautilus was an immediate success. The blend of polished and satin-brushed finishes, paired with a matching checkerboard-patterned dial and strap, exuded originality and dynamism.

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A silver Patek Philippe watch with a green face, diamond-encrusted bezel, and a date window at 3 o'clock.

24 hours of feminine elegance

Twenty~4

The Twenty~4 is a highly contemporary watch created to accompany every moment of eclectic and vibrant lifestyles, 24 hours from day to night. It is available in two distinctive cases: an Art-Deco-inspired cuff design with quartz movement and a round case with self-winding movement.

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Patents

Innovations for the watch industry

Patek Philippe’s history is marked by remarkable successes and impressive feats of watchmaking. The company's ceaseless pursuit of new developments, especially in the field of mechanical watches, has resulted in more than 100 patents, all of which are of major significance to the entire industry. It has also produced more highly complex pocket watches and wristwatches than any competing manufacturer. Patek Philippe’s catalogue of inventions includes the ubiquitous winding crown, the watch incarnation of the perpetual calendar, and the split-seconds chronograph (rattrapante). The company can look back proudly on a long and unique tradition of horological innovation.

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The workshops

The birthplace of small masterpieces

Patek Philippe’s legendary reputation is its most precious possession. It is bolstered by precision and tradition. Experts laud the company’s ateliers in Plan-les-Ouates near Geneva as unparalleled paragons of excellence. Even though the facilities are equipped with machines at the cutting edge of technology, most of the work is done manually by superbly trained watchmakers. Patek Philippe only uses ébauches, cases and essential components that have been produced in-house. Its 21 basic calibres are modified to create 45 distinct designs. Each movement is assigned an individual number before it is archived. This ensures that every single watch remains clearly identifiable in future.

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Craftsmanship

Tradition of Genevese watchmaking since 1839

Patek Philippe has upheld the craftsmanship and tradition of Genevese watchmaking since 1839. The company is the last independent, family-owned watch manufacturer in Geneva. This gives the Stern family complete freedom to pursue the goals once voiced by the company founders Antoine Norbert de Patek and Jean-Adrien Philippe: ‘building the world's best watches.’ The workshops have been in the Stern family for four generations; Thierry Stern has been their manager since 2009.

Three Patek Philippe watches: a silver watch with a green dial, a silver watch with a blue dial and blue strap, and a rose gold and silver watch with a blue dial.

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A Patek Philippe chronograph watch with a blue dial, white numerals, and a blue leather strap.

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