Patek Philippe it independently produces almost all the components of its watches. Many enthusiasts enrich their collection with a Patek Philippe watch: the refined aesthetics and the stable value over time make it an ideal investment.
Among the most renowned collections of the prestigious manufacture they should be mentioned Calatrava and Nautilus.
Patek Philippe brings all its savoir-faire into the Complications and Great Complications collections. Here you can find watches with tourbillon, ringtone, perpetual calendar, moon phase indication and universal time.
The Calatrava collection is part of the program of Patek Philippe for over 80 years. Thanks to its discreet elegance, this dress watch is the ideal match for an elegant suit. The series offers a large variety of models. The Calatrava is also available with a self-winding movement.
The Nautilus represents the sporty side of Patek Philippe. Tradition-loving purists prefer the steel model. Patek Philippe offers the Nautilus not only in the three-hand version, but also in those with complications such as the annual calendar, the moon phases, the chronograph and the second time zone.
In the Aquanaut collection, the female audience can choose between Patek Philippe watches quartz and automatic.
In the Complications and Great Complications collections, Patek Philippe shows off its craftsmanship. Lovers of Patek Philippe watches have a wide variety of models available here.
In addition to the classic Calatrava round shape and the Nautilus porthole design, Patek Philippe offers a wide selection of watches with interesting aesthetics. The Ellipse d'Or, presented for the first time in 1968, stands out for example for its elliptical case, designed according to the rules of the golden section, a symbol of classical beauty
Patek Philippe also offers some watches with quartz movement. The brand even invented the first integrated circuit quartz watch with no moving parts, which was patented in the 1959.
In November of the 2016, Patek Philippe set a new record: the watch with the reference number 1518 was sold at auction for 9,6 million Swiss francs. This is the highest price achieved so far for a wristwatch. This valuable item is a steel chronograph with a perpetual calendar.