February means only one thing. No, it’s not Valentine's Day. However, you may be seeing red after Patek Philippe delivered a tough blow to their millions of admirers with a price rise and a plethora of discontinued watches. Ouch. 

 

In Brief

• February 1st is embellished in Patek Philippe’s timekeeping calendar as the day when prices increase and its discontinuation of watches are shared globally.
• Serving up more surprises than Roger Federer’s collection, more than half a dozen references at the time of writing have fallen by the wayside 
• With many timepieces vanishing into thin air from the official Patek Philippe site, the Stern family are no doubt making space for new models at the upcoming Watches and Wonders 2025
• Despite enthusiasts not recovering when time was called on the Nautilus reference 5711 from 2021, many favourites have not survived the horological cut.
• This includes the much loved Aquanaut Travel Time ref. 5167/1A-001 that spent more than 16 years on the market, while ladies watches didn’t escape the chop.
• This coincides with the brand taking the bull by its horns with a 7% price increase, following the recent Rolex price increase

Although Watches and Wonders is still a few months away, every horological cloud has a silver lining. It’s about time we cut to the chase and reveal every discontinued Patek Philippe watch in 2025.

Hold on to your reference hats…things might get a little complicated.

 

Discontinued Patek Philippe Watches 2025

Like Big Ben’s chimes, and as night follows day, we now have some reliable sounds on which timepieces Thierry Stern will be putting on the guillotine this year. 

After his outburst when launching the Cubitus collection, things are as unpredictable as 47th US President, Donald J. Trump’s comments on a trade war with the British. 

It’s time to find out (again) which timepieces have made the cut, and which have remained , as we reveal the discontinued Patek Philippe watches 2025…to date.

 

Patek Philippe 5208R-001

 

Launched in 2011, the Patek Philippe 5208R-001 was originally composed of platinum. Seven years later, it was replaced by a rose gold declination. 

It is a remarkable timepiece that combines extraordinary technical complexity with classic elegance. This model belongs to the brand’s Grand Complications collection, reserved for watches with exceptional and sophisticated features. Here's an overview of what makes the 5208R-001 so special:

Powered by the caliber R CH 27 PS Q movement, it is a self-winding mechanical movement that incorporates several high-complication features. The movement contains over 700 parts, and it’s known for its precision and finishing.

 

Key Features & Design:

1. Complications:
• Perpetual Calendar: This feature automatically adjusts the date, month, and leap years without requiring manual corrections until 2100.
• Minute Repeater: This complication allows the watch to chime the time at the press of a button. It’s a highly complex feature that uses a hammer and gong system to create chimes that represent the hours, quarters, and minutes.
• Chronograph: The 5208R-001 also includes a split-seconds chronograph, allowing for precise timing of events with multiple timing functions.
2. Design:
• The case is crafted from 18k rose gold, giving it a warm, sophisticated appearance. The case measures 42mm in diameter, which is a substantial size for a dress watch but still remains elegant and refined.
• The dial is a stunning brown opaline with subtle texture and beautiful contrast, featuring a layout that allows for easy reading of the time, calendar, and chronograph functions. The dial also has three subdials for chronograph and perpetual calendar information.
3. Finishing:
• Patek Philippe’s attention to detail in the finishing of the watch is exceptional, with hand-finishing on the movement and the case that is nothing short of meticulous. The movement is decorated with Côtes de Genève (a distinctive decorative pattern) and anglage (a polished beveling technique).
4. Rose Gold Case: The use of rose gold adds a luxurious touch, and the case is polished to perfection, catching the light beautifully from all angles. The watch also has a classic alligator strap with a rose gold clasp, adding to its refined aesthetic.

Considered one of the most expensive Patek Philippe watches this side of the Jura mountains and beyond, if you basically didn’t have the purchase history of Mark Zuckerberg (Greubel Forsey klaxon) you ain’t getting one…period!

Although this is the first loss on our discontinued Patek roundup, it won’t be the last. 

 

Key Specs

- Case Material: Rose Gold

- Case Diameter: 42mm

- Water Resistance: N/A (Humidity and dust protection)

- Dial Colour: Black

- Strap: Black

 

Patek Philippe Calatrava Reference 5524-G

Source: Chrono Hunter

 

A miserable start to 2025 for the 5524-G, which managed to survive the cull of discontinued Patek Philippe watches last year. 

Not this time…

A sophisticated and striking example of the Calatrava collection, known for its understated elegance, this particular model introduces a unique twist with a blend of aviation-inspired features and Patek Philippe’s traditional craftsmanship. 

Released in 2015, it stands as one of the more modern iterations of the Calatrava, known for its slightly more adventurous design while still remaining deeply rooted in Patek Philippe's classic ethos.

 

Key Features & Design:

1. Movement:
• The Calatrava 5524G is powered by the caliber 324 S C, an automatic movement with a central sweep second hand. 

This movement is known for its precision, reliability, and smooth operation, offering a 45-hour power reserve. It is equipped with Patek Philippe's patented Gyromax balance and features a stop-seconds mechanism for accurate time-setting.

• Aviation Influence: One of the distinctive elements of the 5524G is the 24-hour time format. The watch features a 24-hour dial with a rotating inner bezel to indicate the second time zone, a feature typically seen on pilot's watches. 

1. Case:
• The case is made from 18k white gold, offering a cool and understated aesthetic that contrasts beautifully with the powder blue dial. The case measures 42mm in diameter, a larger size than some other Calatrava models, providing a more contemporary and sporty feel while maintaining the refined lines that the collection is known for.
2. Strap:
• The strap is made of high-quality alligator leather in a deep, rich blue color, complementing the blued hands and reinforcing the aviation-inspired theme. The strap is finished with a white gold pin buckle that further enhances the watch’s sense of luxury.
3. Additional Functionality:
• The inner rotating bezel allows wearers to track a second time zone with ease. This is particularly useful for travelers or those who need to manage time across multiple locations. It can be adjusted via the crown and is an intuitive and practical feature that maintains the watch's elegance while offering real-world functionality.

As Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman sang in 1996, It’s Time To Say Goodbye to the 5524-G which is now one of the latest discontinued Patek Philippe watches 2025.

 

Key Specs

- Case Material: White Gold

- Case Diameter: 42mm

- Water Resistance: 6ATM

- Dial Colour: Blue

- Strap: Blue

 

Patek Philippe Twenty-4 Reference 7300/1450R-001

 

The next discontinued Patek Philippe watch 2025 is none other than the bejewelled, ravishing Twenty-4 Reference 7300/1450R-001.

Fit for any Grammy ceremony, it is a gorgeous example of the brand’s craftsmanship aimed at women who appreciate both elegance and modernity.

Released in 2020, this model is part of the Twenty-4 collection, which was originally introduced in 1999 and quickly became one of Patek Philippe's most popular lines for women. 

Reference 7300/1450R-001 is a blend of sophistication, sportiness, and timeless luxury, making it a standout piece in the brand's women’s collection.

 

Key Features & Design:

1. Movement:
• It is powered by the caliber 324 S C, a self-winding mechanical movement. This movement is renowned for its precision and reliability, offering a 35-45 hour power reserve. The watch features a stop-seconds function, allowing for more accurate time-setting.
2. Case:
• The case is crafted from 18k rose gold, a warm and luxurious metal that complements the elegant design of the watch. The case has a 36mm diameter, which is a versatile size that works well on most wrists, offering a balance of both presence and subtlety.
• The shape of the case is distinctive, with gently rounded, integrated lugs that give the watch a continuous flow from case to bracelet. The case also features a highly polished finish, enhancing its luxurious appearance and making it shine in the light.
3. Dial:
• The sunburst finish gives the dial depth and creates a captivating play of light, adding to the watch's overall visual appeal.
• The watch also features rose gold dauphine hands, which are sleek and elegant, perfectly matching the overall aesthetic of the timepiece.
4. Bracelet:
• The bracelet of the Twenty-4 Reference 7300/1450R-001 is also made of 18k rose gold, and it is integrated seamlessly into the case design. The bracelet consists of three rows of linked segments, which give it a sophisticated and fluid appearance, allowing for comfort on the wrist.
5. Diamond-Set Bezel:
• One of the most striking features of the 7300/1450R-001 is its diamond-set bezel. The bezel is adorned with 160 diamonds (~0.75 carats), creating a dazzling contrast against the warm tone of the rose gold and the brown dial. 
6. Additional Features:
• The Date Display is located at 6 o’clock, providing an additional level of functionality without cluttering the dial. It’s simple and practical, adding a useful complication that doesn't detract from the overall design.

While this novelty boasts more than 3,200 diamonds, it has not avoided being on the discontinued Patek Philippe watches 2025 list. 

 

Key Specs

- Case Material: Rose Gold

- Case Diameter: 36mm

- Water Resistance: 3ATM

- Dial Colour: Gold

- Strap: Gold

 

Patek Philippe Aquanaut Reference 5167/1A-001

 

Source: Sotheby's

 

A fan favourite, but not enough to save it, Reference 5167/1A-001 is one of the most popular and iconic models in Patek Philippe's collection, combining luxury with a more casual, sporty edge. 

Introduced in 2007 when the first iPhone was unveiled, the 5167/1A-001 represents a modern evolution of the Aquanaut series, designed to appeal to watch enthusiasts seeking a timepiece that blends the brand’s renowned craftsmanship with an active, contemporary lifestyle.

Here’s a closer look at what makes the Aquanaut 5167/1A-001 such a standout piece:

 

Key Features & Design:

1. Movement:
• The Patek Philippe Aquanaut 5167/1A-001 is powered by the caliber 315 S C, a self-winding mechanical movement. This eventually gave way to version 2.0, namely the 26-330 SC.
• As with all Patek Philippe movements, the finishing is exquisite, with Geneva stripes and other decorative elements visible through the sapphire caseback, showcasing the exquisite level of craftsmanship.
2. Case:
• The case of reference Aquanaut 5167/1A-001 is made from stainless steel, which is a departure from the more precious metals typically used in Patek Philippe's collections. 
• The case design features an angular, modern shape with polished bezel that contrasts nicely with the brushed surfaces of the case sides. The case is water-resistant to 120 meters (390 feet), making it a practical choice for diving or water sports, and further aligning with the watch’s active lifestyle appeal.
3. Dial:
• The dial is one of the signature elements of reference 5167/1A-001, with its distinctive "Tropical" embossed pattern that resembles a textured, geometric design. 
• This pattern, along with the rich greenish-black color, offers a striking visual appeal, giving the watch a more dynamic, sporty character compared to more traditional Patek Philippe models.
• The date window is located at 3 o’clock, maintaining the clean and balanced design while adding functionality.
4. Iconic Status:

• The Aquanaut collection itself has grown in prominence since its introduction in 1997, and the Reference 5167/1A-001 has become one of the most sought-after models in the brand’s entire portfolio. Its mix of luxury, sporty function, and modern design has made it a highly coveted piece for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

Although the tropical strap execution is a plain and simple winner with many connoisseurs, it's time to bid farewell to this entry-level stainless number, joining the scrapheap of discontinued Patek Philippe watches 2025.

 

Key Specs

- Case Material: Stainless Steel

- Case Diameter: 40.8mm 

- Water Resistance: 30 metres

- Dial Colour: Black

- Strap: Stainless Steel

 

Patek Philippe Nautilus Reference 7118/1A-010 and 7118-1200A-010

 

Shirley Bassey may have said that “Diamonds Are Forever”

But next up is a double whammy of discontinued novelties in the female Nautilus collection..one with a silvery opaline dial and the other, incorporating a bezel set with diamonds. 

Reference 7118/1A-010 offered a refined and feminine take on one of the most recognizable luxury sports watches in the world. Introduced in 2017, this model stands out for its sophisticated design, featuring a blend of elegant aesthetics and the rugged yet timeless appeal of the Nautilus series. 

Here’s an in-depth look at what makes the 7118/1A-010 a true masterpiece:

 

Key Features & Design:

1. Movement:
• The Patek Philippe Nautilus 7118/1A-010 is powered by the caliber 324 S C, a self-winding mechanical movement with a 35-45 hour power reserve and is equipped with a stop-seconds feature for precise time setting.
• The caliber 324 S C is also visible through the sapphire caseback, where one can admire the meticulous finishing, including Geneva stripes, perlage, and the Patek Philippe seal, which ensures the highest standards of craftsmanship.
2. Case:
• The case of the 7118/1A-010 is crafted from stainless steel, providing a durable yet elegant base for this luxury timepiece. The 35.2mm case diameter is a perfect size for those seeking a slightly smaller, more feminine interpretation of the Nautilus design.
• The classic porthole-shaped case with its rounded octagonal bezel is still in place, maintaining the distinct DNA of the Nautilus collection. The polished bezel beautifully contrasts with the brushed finish on the rest of the case, adding a touch of refinement and sophistication.
3. Dial:
• One of the most striking features of reference 7118/1A-010 is its rich blue dial, which features a sunburst finish that catches the light in a mesmerizing way. The dial has a subtle gradient, starting darker in the center and gradually fading to a lighter tone near the edges, adding depth and texture.
• The dial layout is simple yet elegant. It features hour markers in white gold, along with dauphine-style hands for hours and minutes. There is a date window at 6 o’clock, offering additional functionality without disrupting the clean design.
4. Bracelet:
• The bracelet of the 7118/1A-010 is crafted from stainless steel to match the case and features the signature Nautilus integrated bracelet design. The bracelet is made of horizontal links with a brushed finish on the top and polished edges, contributing to the watch's refined look.

I am afraid it is very much sad times for both variations, as they too bite the horological dust, becoming another number of the discontinued Patek Philippe watches hitlist.

 

Key Specs

- Case Material: Stainless Steel

- Case Diameter: 35.2mm

- Water Resistance: 30 metres

- Dial Colour: Silver white / Silver white with diamond set bezel

- Strap: Stainless Steel

 

Patek Philippe Complications Reference 5370P-011

 

 

Introduced a decade ago, this particular platinum based timepiece, housed a 41mm case diameter and a duo of counters. In 2020, the black dial was bumped off for a Grand Feu enamel dial in a blue accent. 

Fast forward to 2025, and Monsieur Stern has decided to call time on both the platinum and blue dial variations. Reference 5370P-011 is a remarkable timepiece that sits at the pinnacle of high-end horology, blending classic Patek Philippe design with an exceptional level of technical sophistication. 

A previous fixture of the Grand Complications collection, making it one of the most prestigious pieces in their lineup, it has a split-seconds chronograph (rattrapante) and a perpetual calendar.

The 5370P-011 combines two of the most complex and highly prized complications in the world of mechanical watches.

 

Key Features & Design:

1. Movement:
• The Patek Philippe 5370P-011 is powered by the caliber CHR 29-535 PS. This movement is a manual-winding chronograph mechanism with a split-seconds function (rattrapante), allowing for the precise measurement of multiple events that occur simultaneously. 
• The chronograph is controlled via two pushers, one for starting/stop timing and the other for activating the split-seconds function.
• The movement features a column-wheel mechanism, a classic choice for chronographs, which ensures smoother and more precise operation of the chronograph pushers. 
• The movement also includes a perpetual calendar function, which automatically adjusts for the number of days in the month, leap years, and even takes care of the varying lengths of months without requiring manual adjustments until 2100.
• The movement is hand-finished to the highest standards, with meticulous decorations such as Côtes de Genève, perlage, and anglage, which are visible through the sapphire caseback. The caliber is a true masterpiece, composed of over 400 parts.
2. Dial:
• The deep midnight blue enamel dial has a rich, glossy finish that catches the light and changes tone with the slightest variation in angle. 
• The dial layout is clean and balanced, with the chronograph counters positioned at 3 and 9 o’clock. The split-seconds hands are paired with the chronograph hands, which are set in an alternating fashion, giving the watch a sense of symmetry and organization.
• Applied hour markers and leaf-shaped hands add to the dial's refined aesthetic, and they are coated with luminescence for readability in low-light conditions.
3. Bracelet:
• The 5370P-011 comes with a dark blue alligator leather strap, which complements the dial’s color and adds a touch of luxury. The strap is finished with a platinum folding clasp that ensures a secure fit while maintaining a sleek and unobtrusive look..
4. Additional Features:
• The split-seconds chronograph (rattrapante) is one of the most difficult complications to produce, and it allows the wearer to time two separate events that occur simultaneously. The chronograph hands can be stopped independently using the rattrapante pusher, while the other continues to run, allowing for precise timing of multiple events.

Unfortunately, all reference 5370P models cease to exist and add to the growing selection of discontinued Patek Philippe watches 2025.

 

Key Specs

- Case Material: Platinum

- Case Diameter: 41mm 

- Water Resistance: 30 metres

- Dial Colour: Blue

- Strap: Crocodile Skin Blue

 

Patek Philippe Annual Calendar Reference 4947G-010

 

Initially manufactured in white gold with a silvery dial that bore resemblance to shantung fabric, known for its irregular ridges, or slubs, the ladies Annual Calendar reference 4947 was thrust into the limelight. 

Debuted in 2017, it showcased more than 140 case and crown set diamonds to boot, it was a real horological crowd pleaser.

The Patek Philippe Annual Calendar Reference 4947G-010 is a perfect example of the brand’s ability to combine elegant design with practical, sophisticated functionality.

Part of their Annual Calendar collection, the 4947G-010 is a versatile and refined timepiece that showcases the brand's expertise in creating watches with both complex complications and timeless appeal.

 

Key Features & Design:

1. Movement:
• It is powered by the caliber 324 S QA LU 24H/303. This is an automatic movement that powers the watch's annual calendar complication. The annual calendar is one of the most useful complications in horology, as it automatically adjusts for months with 30 or 31 days but requires a manual adjustment only once per year, at the end of February.
• It eliminates the need for daily date corrections, making it incredibly practical for everyday wear.
• The case measures 38mm in diameter, making it a highly wearable size that is neither too large nor too small for most wrists. It has a thickness of around 11.5mm, giving it a refined profile that is comfortable on the wrist without being too bulky.
2. Dial:
• It features a silvery white color with a slight sunburst effect, which gives it a subtle yet captivating shine under different lighting conditions. This dial color complements the white gold case and adds to the overall sophisticated aesthetic of the watch.
• The layout is extremely clean and legible, with the time displayed at the center and the annual calendar complication neatly incorporated. 
• The calendar displays the date at 6 o’clock, the month at 12 o’clock, and the day of the week at 9 o’clock. There’s also a moonphase complication at 6 o'clock, adding a further touch of refinement and utility.
• The hour markers are applied in white gold, and dauphine hands indicate the hours and minutes. The hands, along with the hour markers, are coated with luminescent material for better legibility in low light.
3. Bracelet:
• The Patek Philippe 4947G-010 comes with an elegant alligator leather strap that is dark blue in color, which contrasts nicely with the watch’s white dial and case. 

 

1. Additional Features:
• The annual calendar complication is one of the key features of this watch. Unlike a perpetual calendar that adjusts for all months and leap years automatically, the annual calendar only needs to be adjusted once a year (on March 1st) for the 28 or 29 days of February

After nearly a decade in their catalogue, this too has fallen by the wayside, though other declinations are still in circulation including in steel. For now, reference 4947G-010 is another one to walk the timekeeping plank of discontinued Patek Philippe watches 2025.

 

Key Specs

- Case Material: White Gold

- Case Diameter: 38mm

- Water Resistance: 30 metres

- Dial Colour: White

- Strap: Blue

 

Patek Philippe Nautilus Reference 5719/10G-010

 

 

Vanilla Ice may want to drop a beat about this next discontinued Patek. 

Dripping with as many iced gems as King Charles III’s crown, this piece has been rocked by the likes of Mark Wahlberg, Niki Minaj and Travis Scott (of Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar "Cactus Jack" Limited Edition fame)

The Patek Philippe Nautilus Reference 5719/10G-010 is an exceptional timepiece that seamlessly combines the iconic design of the Nautilus collection with the grandeur of haute Joaillerie. 

Introduced as part of Patek Philippe's luxurious, diamond-studded variants of the Nautilus series, this model brings together the best of both worlds: the enduring appeal of a classic sports watch with the dazzling sophistication of fine jewelry.

Here’s an in-depth look at what makes the 5719/10G-010 so special:

 

Key Features & Design:

1. Movement:
• As with all Patek Philippe calibers, the 324 S C is finely finished and decorated with Geneva stripes and other decorative elements visible through the caseback, which is made of sapphire crystal.
• This self-winding movement drives the watch’s simple yet elegant time display, offering hours, minutes, and seconds, with the signature Nautilus design, enhancing its sporty yet refined nature.
2. Case:
• The case of the 5719/10G-010 is made from 18k white gold, providing a sleek and sophisticated base for the stunning diamond-encrusted design. The case features a 40mm diameter, which is both classic and well-balanced.
• The most striking feature of this watch is the bezel, which is set with an impressive 2.34 carats of diamonds (around 1,340 individual ones). These diamonds are arranged in a brilliant-cut pattern, adding an element of luxury and sparkle without overpowering the understated elegance of the original Nautilus design.
3. Dial:
• The layout follows the typical Nautilus configuration with a date display at 3 o’clock, maintaining the clean, minimalist look while ensuring the watch remains highly functional.
4. Bracelet:
• The bracelet of the 5719/10G-010 is an integrated 18k white gold bracelet, designed to flow seamlessly from the case for a truly cohesive look. The bracelet features a mix of polished and brushed links, with a folding clasp that ensures a secure fit while maintaining a clean aesthetic.
5. Additional Features:
• The Nautilus 5719/10G-010 combines the signature sports appeal of the Nautilus with the elegance and luxury of diamonds, making it a hybrid of functional beauty and high jewellery.
• The use of diamonds on the bezel adds a layer of glamour that is rare in this type of watch, transforming the Nautilus from a tool watch into a statement piece for those with a penchant for both performance and opulence.

With more ice than the Arctic Circle, this is rarer than a dodo. But wait a second. It’s time for a cool head. Why do we say this?

With very few produced, this has disappeared into the abyss as far as some of the discontinued Patek Philippe watches 2025 are concerned.

 

Key Specs

- Case Material: White Gold

- Case Diameter: 40mm 

- Water Resistance: 30 metres

- Dial Colour: Silver

- Strap: White Gold

 

Patek Phillipe Nautilus Reference 5712/1A

5712R, Rose Gold declination (pictured) sticking around but time’s up for reference 5712/1A. Source: Chrono Hunter

 

Last but by no means least (for now) on our rundown of every discontinued Patek Philippe watch 2025 is the much adored 5712/1A. This saw the light of day in 2006, in celebration of three decades of the Nautilus series. 

Labelled by many as one of the most sought-after models in the Nautilus collection, it is known for its blend of elegance, technical sophistication, and versatility. 

The 5712/1A quickly became a favorite among collectors and connoisseurs due to its unique combination of features, refined design, and innovative complications. 

 

Key Features & Design:

1. Movement:
• It is powered by the caliber 240 PS IRM C LU. This self-winding mechanical movement features a perpetual calendar complication, displaying the date, day of the week, month, and moon phase. The 240 PS movement is known for its precision and efficiency, incorporating a micro-rotor that makes the watch thinner and more comfortable to wear.
2. Case:
•  Crafted from stainless steel, this gives it a sporty yet luxurious look. At 40mm in case diameter, it strikes a perfect balance between being large enough to offer presence on the wrist while remaining refined and not too bulky. The 11.2mm thickness ensures the watch wears comfortably despite its complex movement.
• The case maintains the signature porthole-inspired design of the Nautilus collection, with its iconic octagonal bezel and horizontal brushed finish. The polished edges of the case add a touch of refinement and contrast beautifully with the brushed surfaces.
3. Dial:
• Featuring a rich blue sunburst finish that adds depth and texture to the timepiece, the dial's gradual shift from darker tones at the center to lighter tones near the edges gives it a mesmerizing effect that catches the light beautifully.
• The design of the dial is sophisticated and functional. It includes a date window at 6 o’clock, a moon phase display at 7 o’clock, a power reserve indicator at 10 o’clock, and day of the week and month apertures at 12 o’clock.
• The hour markers and hands are crafted from white gold, offering both legibility and luxury. The dauphine-style hands and applied hour markers are coated with luminescence for improved visibility in low-light conditions.
4. Bracelet:
• The bracelet of the 5712/1A is made from stainless steel, maintaining the sleek and sporty aesthetic of the Nautilus collection. The bracelet features horizontal brushed links, giving it a strong, masculine character while also contributing to the watch’s comfortable fit. 
• The polished edges on the links provide a subtle contrast, enhancing the overall design.
• The bracelet uses an integrated design, where the links flow seamlessly into the case, ensuring the watch has a unified look. It’s finished with a folding clasp that is both secure and easy to use.
5. Additional Features:
• The perpetual calendar complication is a standout feature. It takes care of the varying lengths of months and leap years, requiring no manual adjustments until 2100. This level of complexity, combined with the beautiful moonphase display, gives the wearer a sense of connection to the passage of time.
• The power reserve indicator at 10 o’clock is another clever and useful feature, allowing the wearer to monitor the remaining energy reserve and ensure the watch is wound correctly.

1. Sophisticated Complications:
• The perpetual calendar and moonphase display on the 5712/1A are rare and highly desirable complications. They provide excellent functionality, ensuring that the wearer doesn’t need to adjust the date or month (except for leap years) for many years. The moonphase adds an element of artistry and charm, offering a glimpse into the lunar cycle, while the power reserve indicator enhances the practicality of this versatile watch.
2. Collectibility:
• The 5712/1A has a strong collector following thanks to its combination of the Nautilus design, its complications, and the limited production which makes it a highly coveted watch. Over the years, it has proven to hold its value well, making it an excellent investment for collectors who appreciate both craftsmanship and exclusivity.

Alas, the hour is nigh, as Thierry Stern has decided that this reference joins the pile of discontinued Patek Philippe watches 2025 

 

Key Specs

- Case Material: Stainless Steel

- Case Diameter: 40mm

- Water Resistance: 6ATM

- Dial Colour: Blue

- Strap: Stainless Steel

 

Official Table Of Discontinued Patek Philippe Watches 2025 (To Date)

Collection Or Model Type	Reference	Case Material/Case Diameter
Grand Complication	5208R-001	Rose Gold/42mm
Calatrava	5524-G	White Gold/42mm
Twenty-4	7300/1450R-001	Rose Gold/36mm
Aquanaut	5167/1A-001	Stainless Steel/40.8mm
Nautilus	7118/1A-010 and 7118-1200A-010	Stainless Steel/35.2mm
Complications	5370P-011	Platinum/41mm
Annual Calendar	4947G-010	White Gold with diamonds/38mm
Nautilus	5719/10G-010	White Gold with diamonds/40mm
Nautilus	5712/1A	Stainless Steel/40mm

 

Roundup Of All Discontinued Patek Philippe Watches 2024

 

Patek Philippe World Time Reference 5230P-001

 

Key Specs

- Case Material: 18k White Gold

- Case Diameter: 38.5mm

- Water Resistance: 30 metres

- Dial Colour: Blue

- Strap: Leather

 

First up on our discontinued Patek Philippe watches list is The glorious World Time ref. 5230P-001. This is a masterpiece of engineering and more sophisticated than having high tea with King Charles.

Crafted with the utmost precision and attention to detail, this timepiece epitomises the essence of luxury and sophistication.

Measuring 38.5mm, at its core lies a mechanical marvel, a movement meticulously engineered with unparalleled accuracy. Encased in platinum, ref. 5230P-001 exudes a sense of exclusivity and refinement, a hallmark of Patek Philippe's heritage.

What sets this watch apart is its ability to display multiple time zones simultaneously, a feat made possible by its intricate world time complication.

With just a glance, the wearer can effortlessly track different cities around the globe on its effervescent blue guilloché dial.

This is a testament to the watchmaker's commitment to the very best in practicality and functionality.

Unveiled at Watches and Wonders in 2022, this relative newbie on the luxury watches block has been cast off into the sunset after less than two years.

Too hot to handle? We are not sure. But what we are certain of is the World Time ref. 5230P-001 has well and truly been discontinued. Violins at the ready. 

Considered one of Patek Philippe’s classic complications, this follows on from the discontinuation of ref. 5230R-012 in rose gold as well as ref. 5230G-014 in white gold.

Seems like the whole lineup has gone along with this platinum version. 

But don’t shed a tear…there’s always the secondary market where Chrono Hunter can capably assist should you want to buy a Patek Philippe World Time ref. 5230P-001 at the best possible price.

 

Patek Philippe Aquanaut Travel-Time Reference  5164A-001

Source: Chrono Hunter

 

Key Specs

- Case Material: Steel

- Case Diameter: 40.8mm

- Water Resistance: 100 metres

- Dial Colour: Black

- Strap: Rubber 

 

One of many Aquanaut watches to be discontinued, spare a thought for the stainless steel Patek Philippe Aquanaut Travel-Time reference 5164A-001.

With the signature porthole case design made so famous by Gerald Genta, this was revered within the community as much as John Mayer’s watch collection.

If you want the truth and nothing but the truth about this tasty timepiece, check out our review below and our official Youtube video on the 5164A.

• A complete review of the Patek Philippe Aquanaut Travel Time Reference 5164A

Launched in 2011, The Aquanaut Travel-Time 5164A-001 is like Novak Djokovic, a remarkable number, renowned for its blend of sporty elegance and technical prowess.

The case is complemented by the iconic "tropical" composite strap, known for its durability and comfort, making it suitable as the ideal everyday watch.

One of the standout features of ref. 5164A-001 is its dual time zone functionality which allows the wearer to easily track two different time zones simultaneously.

This makes it ideal for frequent travellers or office execs, busy hot footing it across different parts of the globe. 

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The additional hour hand, independently adjustable using the pushers on the left side of the case, enables quick and intuitive adjustment of the local time without affecting the home time display.

Behind the Aquanaut Travel-Time 5164A-001 is the calibre 324 S C FUS self-winding mechanical movement, renowned for its precision and reliability. 

Developed in-house by Patek Philippe, this movement features intricate craftsmanship and meticulous attention to detail, including the Gyromax balance and Spiromax balance spring, which contribute to its exceptional accuracy and performance.

Enduring looks and oozing more sophistication than George Clooney sipping a Nespresso, the dial of the 5164A-001 is designed for optimal legibility and functionality.

The embossed black dial with applied gold numerals and luminescent hour markers ensures clear reading of the time, even in low-light conditions. 

The dual time zone display is prominently featured at 6 o'clock, with a distinctive skeletonized hand indicating the home time.

So it’s a fond farewell to the so-called entry-level steel model (if you can call it that) but the rose gold Aquanaut ref. 5164A-001 has not been discontinued for now and remains a firm fixture in their timekeeping stable. 

 

Patek Philippe References 5980R-001, 5980/1R-001 & 5980/1AR-001

Ref. 5980R (Rose gold)

 

Key Specs

- Case Material: Rose gold, rose gold, two-tone steel

- Case Diameter: 40.5mm

- Water Resistance: 100 metres

- Dial Colour: Black, blue and brown fumé

- Strap: leather, integrated bracelet, integrated bracelet

 

Reference 5980R-001 is a prestigious and highly sought-after timepiece that exemplifies the brand's commitment to horological excellence and timeless design. So why has all the 5980 lineup been discontinued?

Boasting an elegant and sophisticated design, it is characterised by its classic round case shape crafted from 18K rose gold.

With a diameter of approximately 40.5mm, the case strikes a perfect balance between presence and wearability, making it suitable for a variety of wrist sizes. 

The warm tone of the rose gold adds a touch of luxury to the watch, while the polished and satin-finished surfaces showcase the meticulous craftsmanship for which Patek Philippe is renowned.

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Ref. 5980R-001 boasts an elegant and sophisticated design. Personified by its classic round case shape crafted from 18K rose gold, it strikes a perfect balance between presence and wearability, making it suitable for a variety of wrist sizes.

The warm tone of the rose gold adds a touch of luxury to the watch, while the polished and satin-finished surfaces showcase the meticulous craftsmanship for which the brand is renowned for.

One of the standout features is its integrated chronograph complication, which allows the wearer to measure elapsed time with precision and accuracy.

The chronograph pushers located on the right side of the case enable intuitive operation of the timing functions, while the centrally-mounted seconds hand sweeps smoothly around the dial, ensuring precise readings.

Positioned discreetly at the 3 o'clock position, the date aperture of ref. 5980R-001 provides added functionality without compromising the overall aesthetic harmony of the dial.

The date is indicated by a small aperture with white numerals on a contrasting background, ensuring excellent legibility.

Discontinued by the powers that be, all three of these watch references have bitten off more than they can chew that will see potential secondary market prices increase.

Like Arsenal's trophy cabinet, it leaves the Nautilus range feeling quite empty and dust ridden with not many chronograph models left.

 

Patek Philippe Annual Calendar Reference 5147G-001

Ref. 5147G-001

 

Key Specs

- Case Material: White gold

- Case Diameter: 39mm

- Water Resistance: 30m metres

- Dial Colour: Blue

- Strap: Leather

 

Another number that has sadly bitten the horological dust is ref. 5147G-001. Discontinued for 2024, this superlative timepiece showcases the brand's mastery of both horological complexity and timeless elegance, it showcases a white gold case alongside a beautiful blue lacquered dial.

At the heart of ref. 5147G-001 lies a sophisticated annual calendar complication, which automatically adjusts the date, day, and month, taking into account the varying lengths of different months, with the exception of February. 

This practical complication requires only one manual adjustment per year, at the end of February, making it incredibly convenient for everyday wear.

The annual calendar is elegantly displayed through three apertures positioned at 9, 12, and 3 o'clock on the dial, indicating the day, date, and month, respectively.

Enhancing the allure of ref. 5147G-001 is its moon phase display, located at 6 o'clock on the dial. The moon phase complication accurately tracks the lunar cycle, depicting the waxing and waning of the moon against a star-studded backdrop.

This poetic complication adds a touch of romance and whimsy to the timepiece, further elevating its appeal.

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Striking the perfect balance between flex appeal and wearability, the diamond set bezel is really the timekeeping cherry on the cake.

Introduced in 2005 and with enough jewels to fit round any King’s head, (36 to be precise!) It's time to bid Adieu to this amazing annual calendar.

Well, at least it lasted longer than its non glitzy sibling, ref. 5146 that was discontinued in 2021. As Elton John once declared…sorry seems to be the hardest word. 

 

Patek Philippe Annual Calendar References 5396R-015  & 5396G-011

Ref. 5396R

 

Key Specs

- Case Material: Rose gold, white gold

- Case Diameter: 38.5mm

- Water Resistance: 30 metres

- Dial Colour: silvery opaline, blue

- Strap: Crocodile skin

 

Unfortunately discontinued before it even made 20 years on the clock (18 to be exact), it’s another fond farewell to the Annual Calendar ref. 5396. 

Unveiled in 2006 when Brokeback Mountain swept the 63rd Golden Globes and Italian impresario Luciano Pavarotti sang for the last time at the Turin Winter Olympics, this watch blended the classic Calatrava allure with an annual calendar complication. 

It was a first and has been respected ever since. Both refined and sleek, both watches have seen a myriad of changes and dial options that has tickled many a keen collector pink.

The fashionable Dauphine style hands and applied hour markers are delicately crafted, adding to the overall allure of the timepiece.

Additionally, the moon phase indicator at 6 o'clock adds a touch of romance to the watch, reminding the wearer of the celestial dance of the moon.

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Completing the look of the Annual Calendar is a brown or black alligator leather strap with rose gold buckle, ensuring both comfort and style on the wrist.

Whether worn with a formal suit to clinch that deal or dressed down with more casual attire, the Annual Calendar ref. 5396R-015 is a statement piece and treasured companion.

But thanks to its discontinuation, both the rose gold and white gold have sunk like the Titanic.

But fear not timelords…one remains, as you can still buy a Patek Philippe ref. 5396R-011 in rose gold featuring a silvery opaline dial. 

 

Patek Philippe Grand Complication Perpetual Calendar Reference 5160/500G-001

Ref. 5160/500G-001, Source: Sotheby’s

 

Key Specs

- Case Material: White gold

- Case Diameter: 38mm

- Water Resistance: 30 metres

- Dial Colour: Cream

- Strap: Black crocodile skin

 

With a production run of 14 years, you would be hard pressed to pinpoint one particular Grand Complication Perpetual Calendars of this nature.

With so many references it would make the dictionary seem small, this specific Patek Philippe timepiece is as rare as they come due to the meticulous engraving case work.

Following on from ref. 5159, the 5160 debuted at Baselworld in 2010. Remember that watch fair when it was the be all and end all?

An absolute masterpiece in luxury refinery bar none, we could wax lyrical all day about the handcrafting and artisanal skills going on.

Craftier than a fox with a soupcon of modern innovation, one can only marvel at the etchings found on all aspects of the case, extending to the screws and beyond.

With a nod to traditional historical watches during the beginning of the 1900s, this novelty is dripping with vintage vibes attaining to its manufacturing heritage.

 

Reminiscent of age-old pocket timepieces from yesteryear, ref. 5160/500G-001 is home to a sleek perpetual calendar and is the ultimate in dress appeal.

There have been many iterations that have swapped out Roman for Breguet numerals while the production itself is as painstaking as Tenzing Norgay’s attempt to climb Everest, equipped with a Rolex. Yes, that epic.

Unfortunately, the referee has dismissed the 5160/500G-001 for an early bath which has now fallen into the discontinuation pile.

Mind you, if you want bag one, secondary market prices are way in excess of £125,000.

It seems money does talk. 

 

Patek Philippe Nautilus Reference 5712R (leather straps model only)

Ref. 5712 - Source: Chrono Hunter 

 

Key Specs

- Case Material: Rose gold, white gold

- Case Diameter: 40mm

- Water Resistance: 60 metres

- Dial Colour: gradiated brown, gradiated black

- Strap: Leather

As Queen said, the show must go on. So here’s our next model to say goodbye to on our discontinued Patek Philippe list. Exit stage left ref. 5712-R001 and 5712G-001.

Fitted onto leather straps, it is the white gold and rose models that are ending up on the discontinuation scrapheap.

Ever since its launch in 1976, the Nautilus has been one of the best Patek Philippe watches to own, admired by many collectors and enthusiasts. 

Synonymous with style and luxury, reference 5712, complete with moonphase has been incredibly popular along with its other impressive characteristics such as the legendary octagonal bezel shape, integrated bracelet, date display and power reserve indicator. 

Highly coveted, it embodies the essence of craftsmanship at its finest. Introduced in 2006 as part of the Nautilus collection, this luxury sports watch has become a symbol of timeless elegance and sophistication.

Meanwhile, the asymmetric layout adds a touch of uniqueness, making it both functional and visually striking. The hands and indexes are crafted with precision and attention to detail, reflecting Patek Philippe's absolute commitment to excellence.

Pulsating inside is the calibre 240 PS IRM C LU, a self-winding mechanical movement known for its reliability and accuracy. 

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Due to its limited availability and high demand, the Nautilus Reference 5712 in leather has joined the discontinued pile. It has become a collector's item, sought after by those who appreciate the artistry and heritage associated with Patek Philippe. 

All is not lost though as you can still buy a Patek Philippe ref. 5712/1A (steel) not to mention ref. 5712/1R-001 (rose gold) pertaining to the fully integrated bracelet that has Gerald Genta’s horological fingerprints all over it.

 

Patek Philippe Nautilus References, 7010R-011, 7010R-012, 7010/1R-011 & 7010/1R-012

Ref. 7010R-011

 

Key Specs

- Case Material: Rose gold

- Case Diameter: 32mm

- Water Resistance: 60 metres

- Dial Colour: Silvery

- Strap: Rose gold

For the most part, there have been many discontinuations in the ladies 7010R range, most notably reference 7010R-012, 7010/1R-011 & 7010/1R-012. It seems it's a survival of the fittest here as both variants with the white and gold dial have completely vanished. 

Powered by the E23-250 S C movement, the 7010R-011 has 46 diamonds totalling 0.7 carats with functions including Hours, minutes, date aperture at 3 o’clock and sweeping seconds.

The only models that have remained among last year’s discontinuation is the new purple dial iterations that were launched at the end of 2023 (ref. 7118)

 

Patek Philippe Aquanaut Luce Haute Joaillerie Reference 5062/450R-001

Ref. 5062/450R-001

 

Key Specs

- Case Material: Rose Gold

- Case Diameter: 38.8mm

- Water Resistance: 30 metres

- Dial Colour: Silver

- Strap: Rubber

A masterpiece in horology and brimming with baguette diamonds, it’s so long to a hatrick of watches within the female Aquanaut collection. First up is the jewel encrusted reference 5062/450R-001. 

The Aquanaut Luce retains the sporty and modern design elements of the Aquanaut series but introduces a feminine touch with a more refined and elegant aesthetic.

This particular collection is designed to appeal to women who appreciate both casual luxury and high-quality craftsmanship.

Versatile and suitable for all manner of special occasions, The "Luce" in the collection's name translates to "light" in Italian, and this is reflected in the lightweight and comfortable straps.

The straps are typically made of high-quality materials like rubber or composite, ensuring durability while maintaining a sporty and chic appearance.

Unveiled in 2017, marking twenty years of this prestigious collection, this is more luxurious than driving in your pimped out Porsche wearing a Savile row three piece suit about to board your private jet.

Measuring 38.8mm and as complex as the black hole, this timepiece contains more than 300 separate diamonds that’s showcased across many elements like the bezel and dial. 

Invisible and snow setting techniques are used in this Haute Horlogerie piece that are also encompassed across the lugs and clasp. There are 25 individual diamond shapes ranging from brilliant cut to trapeze incorporating a distinctive geometric pattern.

And you’ll be in esteemed company with this on your wrist as Lionel Messi has been known to flex an 18ct Patek Philippe Aquanaut Luce “Rainbow” Chronograph in rose gold.

Yes, men can get in touch with their female side as this trend of gents wearing ladies watches is a thing. 

This was proven by ex PSG star Neymar rocking a yellow gold ladies' 28 mm Rolex Datejust reference 279458RBR at the 2023 Monaco Grand Prix.

Note, the more diminutive Aquanaut 5072R-001 has been kept at the time of writing but reference 5062/450R-001 is perhaps one of the most expensive Patek Philippe watches on the secondary market. 

Officially discontinued, you can snap one up for upwards of £190,000.

 

Patek Philippe Aquanaut Luce Travel Time Reference 5269/200R

Ref. 5269/200R

 

Key Specs

- Case Material: Rose Gold

- Case Diameter: 38.8mm

- Water Resistance: 60 metres

- Dial Colour: White

- Strap: Rubber

As short lived as Liz Truss’ political reign, the Patek Philippe Aquanaut Luce Travel Time reference 5269/200R was only in circulation for three years before being discontinued.

Launched in 2021, it has gone the way of other Luce models which like those little Lemmings, have jumped off the horological cliff. 

The "Luce" in the collection's name translates to "light" in Italian, and this is reflected in the lightweight and comfortable straps, typically made of high-quality materials like rubber or composite, ensuring durability while maintaining a sporty and chic appearance.

Coated with diamond bezels and powered by a Quartz movement, it comes with Arabic numerals and a subtle white dial. This three handed uncomplicated timepiece sans date window is simple yet refined. 

Despite being discontinued, as of February 2024, these watches can be purchased on the secondary market in excess of £50,000.

 

Patek Philippe Calatrava Pilot Travel-Time Reference 7234R-001 (Rose Gold) and Reference 7234G-001 (White Gold)

Ref. 7234R

 

Key Specs

- Case Material: Rose gold

- Case Diameter: 37.5mm

- Water Resistance: 30 metres

- Dial Colour: Brown

- Strap: Calf skin

And the discontinuation keeps on coming thanks to the latest references that have been cast asunder in the form of references 7234-001 and 7234G-001. Sadly not the OG of watches here, but it’s time to say goodbye to these mid-sized iterations.

The Patek Philippe Calatrava Pilot Travel Time Reference 7234R-001 is a distinctive timepiece that combines the elegance of the Calatrava collection with the functionality of a dual time zone complication, catering to the needs of modern globetrotters. 

Introduced as part of the Calatrava lineup, this watch captures a vintage aviation-inspired aesthetic while maintaining the brand's commitment to precision and craftsmanship.

The case is crafted from rose gold, giving it a warm and luxurious appeal with a 37.5mm case diameter that complements the vintage pilot watch style.

Boasting a combination of polished and satin finishes, the crown and pushers are thoughtfully integrated into the case design.

Meanwhile, the dial is reminiscent of classic aviator watches like the IWC Mark XX, featuring large luminescent Arabic numerals for enhanced legibility.

The brown sunburst dial provides a rich backdrop, while the hands are treated with luminescent material for visibility in various lighting conditions.

One of the standout features of this timepiece is the dual time zone function. The additional hour hand, along with the day/night indicators for both the local and home time zones, allows the wearer to easily keep track of two time zones simultaneously.

The pushers on the left side of the case facilitate quick adjustments.

A discreet date sub-dial resides at the 6 o'clock mark, adding a practical touch to overall functionality. Powered by calibre 324 S C FUS, this self-winding movement is renowned for its reliability and top notch precision.

The calibre is often visible through a transparent case back, allowing enthusiasts to appreciate the meticulous craftsmanship and finishing processes.

While the rose gold version has been discontinued after only 6 years since its release in 2018, the white gold model has gone after 4 years, leaving the pack after its original debut in 2020.

But there’s no time to be down in the doldrums as you can still buy the bigger versions which are currently available at the time of writing. These are otherwise known as reference 5524R and reference 5524G which are on the bigger side at 42mm

Blending its legacy of classic design with modern functionality, the melange of luxurious materials, intricate details, and aviation-inspired design makes this watch a versatile and sophisticated companion for the discerning traveller.

 

Official Table Of Discontinued Patek Philippe Watches 2024

For those interested in the full rundown, here’s the complete list of every discontinued Patek Philippe watch this year. 

Collection Or Model Type	Reference	Case Material/Case Diameter
World Time	5230P-001	Platinum/38.5mm
Calatrava	7234R-001	Rose Gold/37.5mm
Calatrava	7234G-001	White Gold/37.5mm
Aquanaut	5062/450R-001	Rose Gold/38.8mm
Aquanaut	5269/200R	Rose Gold/38.8mm
Grand Complications	5160/500G-001	White Gold/38mm
Annual Calendar	5147G-001	White Gold/39mm
Aquanaut	5164A-001	Steel/40.8mm
Complication	5396R-015 / 5396G-011	Rose Gold/38.5mm
Calatrava	5088/100P-001	Platinum/38mm
Nautilus	5712R-001	Rose Gold/40mm
Nautilus	5712G-001	White Gold/40mm
Nautilus	5980/1R-001	Rose Gold/40.5mm
Nautilus	5980/1AR-001	Rose Gold/Steel/40.5mm
Nautilus	5980R-001	Rose Gold/40.5mm
Twenty~4 Automatic	7300/1200R-011	Rose Gold/36mm

 

Conclusion

Well, what a ride it has been. 

Hanging off the coattails of the Rolex price hike, February 1st has come and gone like the wind with a double jab for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

Not only has Thierry Stern increased prices by around 7%, but perhaps this is the moment to scratch your name onto the waitlist?

And with prices plateauing while retracting to pre pandemic levels, there may be some very tasty offerings that you can snaffle for less.

Sure, many from the Aquanaut or Nautilus sports line come with hefty, almost unobtainable prices…unless you are on Jordan Belfort type salaries.

But that glass ceiling is sometimes there to be broken.

Looking through the glass a little closer and the Complications line may hold potential where you may have the opportunity to buy a watch on the pre-owned market for under list price. 

However, with shockwaves still emanating after Monsieur Stern discontinued the stainless steel Nautilus 5711 as he didn’t want more than two thirds of the brand’s portfolio dominated by stainless steel watches, the end is not nigh yet.

Hold your horological horses for a second.

With Watches and Wonders 2025 looming around the corner, could the Swiss outfit debut a brand new line in more than three decades?

With both the Aquanaut and Nautilus proving their worth in every sense of the word we’d have to ask Noel Gallagher for his ultimate “Master Plan”.

Nevertheless, with these stalwarts firm fixtures in their burgeoning home is there room for more?

What approach will Stern take to emulate or surpass both models? What will the Patek Philippe price increase 2025 look like? One thing is for certain.

All we can say is watch this space…

 

 

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Further Reading: 

5 Patek Philippe Watches You Should Invest In Now

 

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