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Official website of the last family-owned Genevan luxury watch manufacturer. Enter the Patek Philippe universe to discover our watches, savoir-faire and news.
Discover our entire collection of luxury timepieces today to find your Patek Philippe. Browse through our fine ladies' watches and watch for men, Swiss pocket watches and more.
In steel, rose gold, white gold or two-tone combinations they accompany the most active lifestyles with incomparable class. Discover Nautilus, our collection of elegant and luxury sport watches with a rounded octagonal face, launched in 1976. Browse all men and women models today.
New Models 2024. New / World Time (April 2024) Patek Philippe is innovating in technical terms by endowing its regular collection with the first World Time watch to feature a date display synchronized with local time. 5330G-001. White Gold. Complications.
Official website of the last family-owned Genevan luxury watch manufacturer. Enter the Patek Philippe universe to discover our watches, savoir-faire and news.
With its pure lines, the Calatrava is recognized as the very essence of the round wristwatch and one of the finest symbols of the Patek Philippe style. Supremely elegant, it charms each new generation of watch lovers by its timeless understated perfection.
Discover our entire collection of luxury timepieces today to find your Patek Philippe. Browse through our fine ladies' watches and watch for men, Swiss pocket watches and more.
Founded in 1839, Patek Philippe is the last independent, family-owned Genevan watch manufacture. With a vibrant, uninterrupted operating history spanning nearly 180 years, the company benefits from a unique legacy of tradition and innovation.
Discover Twenty~4, our collection of modern and elegant ladies automatic and quartz watches with models available in rose gold, stainless steel or set with diamonds.
Some 2,500 watches, automata, precious objects and portrait miniatures on enamel invite the visitor on a fabulous voyage through five centuries of Genevan, Swiss and European horological art, as well as proposing a panoramic view of Patek Philippe’s production since 1839.
