Patek Philippe watches: every collection
Family-owned Patek Philippe is the benchmark for complicated watchmaking. Its catalog splits into sports models, dress watches and an unusually deep range of complications.
- Founded
- 1839
- Country
- Switzerland
- Collections
- 9
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Collections
Gérald Genta’s porthole-shaped sports watch. The steel 5711 has been retired; current models are mostly gold or complicated.
The younger, more casual sibling of the Nautilus, known for its embossed “tropical” strap.
Patek’s first new men’s collection in decades: a square, integrated-bracelet sports watch.
The archetypal round dress watch. Several Calatrava references were retired in 2026, leaving a tighter range.
An oval case built on the golden ratio, one of the quietest designs in the catalog.
Art Deco-inspired rectangular and cushion-shaped watches, now mostly jewelry-set ladies’ models.
Patek’s line of ladies’ watches, in rectangular quartz and round automatic versions.
Annual calendars, world times, travel times and chronographs — the everyday complications that define modern Patek.
Perpetual calendars, split-seconds chronographs, minute repeaters and astronomical watches — the top of the catalog.
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