As Whitesnake declared in 1982…Here I go again.

But you are not on your own this time as we get the Geneva Patek party started, launching headfirst, as our team were on site during press days this year. This article will cover every new Patek Philippe at Watches and Wonders 2025.

And Thierry Stern is certainly on a horological mission.

And while plenty of brands are making a racket, including Rolex, Tudor, TAG Heuer, and the classy Cartier. Still, Patek Philippe often delivers its knockout punches with pure, unadulterated class – and crikey, this year is no exception! 

They've unveiled a stunning (and, let's be honest, seriously pricey) array of new metal novelties that's got enthusiasts and everyone in between buzzing.

We're talking the full spectrum here: from the absolutely bonkers, mind-bending Quadruple Complication flexing Patek's Haute Horlogerie muscles, to surprisingly chic quartz Nautilus executions. 

In between, fan favourites like the ingenious Annual Calendar Moon Phases get gorgeous new looks, the legendary Calatrava line receives some potentially generation-defining updates (yes, really!), and they've even dropped intriguing new integrated bracelet watches.

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It's a proper smorgasbord of delights for any serious timepiece lover, showcasing the brand’s technical mastery across complications, finishing, and materials.

Ready to see what new treasures the master Manufacture from Geneva brought this year? Hang on a tick as we bring you all the new Patek Philippe watches at Watches and Wonders 2025.

Set your timers…let's go!

 

Patek Philippe Quadruple Complication Reference 5308G

Deep breaths timelords. 

Kicking off our list of new Patek Philippe at Watches and Wonders 2025 is a true heavyweight: the mind-boggling Quadruple Complication Ref 5308G-001. Remember the insane platinum Limited Edition shown in Tokyo last year? 

Well my friends, this shiny new 18ct white gold beauty hits the main collection, swapping a salmon dial for a cool sunburst ice blue.

So, what's packed inside this 42mm x 18mm thick case?

Basically everything watch nerds dream of (like me): a sweet-sounding minute repeater, complex split-seconds chronograph, and a whizz-bang instantaneous perpetual calendar, where the day/date/month apertures snap over instantly at midnight! 

Powering this mechanical feast is the complex self-winding Calibre R CHR 27 PS QI – nearly 800 parts strong! Wound via a platinum mini-rotor, it features patented tech to handle the hefty power demands.

Just keep it dry though – this masterpiece is humidity and dust-protected only!

Pure flexing, bar none, this is a 'because we can' creation for serious collectors with seriously deep pockets (think north of £1 million!). A stunning, complex start to the best new watches fro Patek Philippe at Watches and Wonders 2025!

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By the way…for a spare million quid (£1,059,630 to be more precise!) Do you fancy trying to buy a Patek Philippe as complex as this Quad Comp (Ref: 5308G-001)? That's roughly the retail price as of April 2025! 

As for actually being allowed the privilege of purchasing one... well, that likely takes more than just saving up your pennies, doesn't it? More like a waitlist.

 

5308G Grand Complications Specs

Features	Specification
Case	White gold
Diameter / Thickness	42 mm / 17.71 mm
Dial	Sunburst ice blue, blue metallized white-gold applied faceted baton-style hour markers. 18K gold face plate
Movement	Self-winding mechanical. Caliber R CHR 27 PS QI
Power Reserve	38 Hours
Winding Rotor	Platinum off-center minirotor
Strap	Alligator leather with square scales, shiny navy blue. White-gold triple-blade clasp
Water Resistance	not water-resistant
Functions	Minute repeater with chime on two classic gongs. Day, date, month, leap year and day/night indication in apertures
Frequency	21,600 semi-oscillations/hour (3 Hz)
Dial	Sunburst ice blue, blue metallized white-gold applied faceted baton-style hour markers. 18K gold face plate
Reference	5308G

 

Patek Philippe Calatrava 8-Day Reference 5328G 

Adding a sleek classic to its Watchers and Wonders 2025 lineup with the Calatrava 8-Day Ref 5328G, this manual-wind white gold beauty boasts a textured blue dial with a striking black gradient rim, giving it a rather contemporary feel.

Its heart is the new Caliber 31-505 8J PS IRM CI J, featuring technical upgrades like the innovative Pulsomax escapement in Silinvar.

Twin series-coupled barrels deliver an impressive 8-day power reserve, tracked by the indicator at 12, which has a neat red indicator for the final 'reserve' day as a winding reminder.

Yet this is no windup…

Layout-wise, it's classic design language: instantaneous day (aperture) and date (hand) readings neatly arranged with the small seconds at 6 o'clock. The face itself is textured blue with a black-gradient edge, offering subtle but eye-catching depth.

As expected, the gold caseband in white is beautifully finished with their signature hobnail guilloché pattern. A sapphire crystal case back lets you admire the mechanism too. At just 10.52mm thick, it wears elegantly despite the complication inside.

This Calatrava perfectly blends elegance and technical innovation. Therefore if you decide to buy a Patek Philippe, this timepiece is around £60,550 at the time of writing.

Mind you, it’s considerably more accessible than Patek's Grand Complications, making it a sophisticated everyday watch you could appreciate daily.

 

Calatrava 8-Day Specs

Features	Specification
Case	White gold. Caseband guilloched with hobnail pattern
Diameter / Thickness	41 mm / 10.52 mm
Movement	Manually wound mechanical. Caliber 31‑505 8J PS IRM CI J
Power Reserve	192 Hours
Strap	Calfskin, fabric pattern, navy blue (originally fitted). Calfskin, grained, taupe (additional strap). White-gold patented triple-blade fold-over clasp
Water Resistance	30m
Frequency	28,800 semi-oscillations/hour (4 Hz)
Dial	Textured blue with black-gradient rim, white-gold applied numerals with white luminescent coating
Reference	5328 G

 

Split-Seconds Chronograph Reference 5370R

Our next new Patek Philippe at Watches and Wonders 2025 is a stunner for chrono connoisseurs: the Split-Seconds Chronograph Ref 5370, getting its first ever 18ct rose gold case (Ref: 5370R-001).

But the real star here is that face. 

We're talking deep Grand Feu brown enamel contrasted with intricate beige champlevé enamel for the sub-dials and tachymeter scale.

Add applied rose gold Breguet numerals, and it's pure hand-crafted artistry – offering a much warmer vibe than previous cooler platinum versions.

Flip it over (interchangeable solid/sapphire backs included – nice!) to view the stunning manual-wind Calibre CHR 29-535 PS.

It’s built with traditional column-wheel architecture but packs seven Patek patents, including clever tweaks for the split-seconds mechanism. Witnessing that extra chrono hand split, fly, and reset is pure mechanical theatre.

The perfectly proportioned 41mm rose gold case comes on a dark chestnut alligator strap featuring a new, secure patented fold-over clasp. Just remember the 30m water resistance – definitely admire this one trackside, not poolside!

For us, this is a beautiful, highly technical piece which will be much sought-after by collectors.

If you want to buy a Patek Philippe or fancy adding this as a potential grail-level chrono to your collection, start saving – you're looking at around £247,250 (as of April 2025) for the privilege.

 

Chronograph Reference 5370R Specs

Features	Specification
Case	Rose gold
Diameter / Thickness	41 mm / 13.56 mm
Movement	Manually wound mechanical. Caliber CHR 29‑535 PS
Power Reserve	65 Hours
Strap	Alligator leather with square scales, shiny dark chestnut. Rose gold patented triple-blade fold-over clasp
Water Resistance	30m
Frequency	28,800 semi-oscillations/hour (4 Hz)
Dial	Grand Feu brown and beige enamel, rose gold applied Breguet numerals. Tachymeter scale. 18K gold face plate
Reference	5370R-001

 

Retrograde Perpetual Calendar Ref: 6159G

Patek Philippe proves high-end watches don't have to look stuffy! 

It’s time to meet the intriguing new Retrograde Perpetual Calendar Ref 6159G in crisp 18ct white gold.

Forget traditional solid faces. What really sets this apart is the moody grey metallized sapphire crystal face with black-gradient rim.

This semi-transparent approach gives cool glimpses of the mechanical heart ticking beneath – a very contemporary departure for a Patek QP.

All the essential QP info is laid out cleanly: apertures for day, month, and leap year, a moonphase down at 6, plus that elegant retrograde date hand, sweeping the top arc before snapping back instantly at month's end.

Lest we forget the aperture frames get a subtle grey outline.

The beautifully sized 39.5mm white gold case gets the full on treatment, featuring that iconic hobnail guilloché pattern not just on the bezel but framing the sapphire display back – a classy double dose of texture!

It ships on a modern black composite strap (fabric pattern) with a new patented fold-over clasp.

Driving the show is the self-winding Calibre 26-330 S QR, visible through that sapphire back. Ok, so the power reserve is around 35 to 45 hours, making it weekend-proof (ish) so keep this beauty wound for all your timekeeping adventures!

It's a genuinely modern, slightly mysterious take on a classic Patek complication. Reckon it's time to buy a Patek Philippe like this?

Be prepared price-wise: around £100,920 at the time of writing, is required to add this cool mix of hobnail tradition and sapphire tech to your collection.

 

Calendar Ref: 6159G Specs

Features	Specification
Case	White gold
Diameter / Thickness	39.5 mm / 11.49mm
Movement	Self-winding mechanical. Caliber 26‑330 S QR
Power Reserve	35 to 45 Hours
Strap	Composite material, fabric pattern, black. White-gold patented triple-blade fold-over clasp
Water Resistance	30m
Frequency	28,800 semi-oscillations/hour (4 Hz)
Dial	Sapphire crystal with gray metallization and black-gradient rim, white-gold applied faceted baton-style hour markers with white luminescent coating
Reference	6159 G

 

Twenty~4 Perpetual Calendar Reference 7340/1R

Our next hot new take is the new Perpetual Calendar Ref 7340/1R.

It has definitely raised eyebrows at Watches and Wonders 2025. Taking the usually more straightforward Twenty~4 collection into serious high-complication territory! 

But why the fuss? 

Well, the Twenty~4 line is typically simpler (often quartz or time-only auto, frequently gem-set). This stunner marks the very first QP complication in the family, and the first round model skipping the usual diamond bezel.

It is a major evolution signalling the manufacturer’s intent for the line!

Stunning in polished 18ct rose gold, the classic 36mm case is impressively slim at under 10mm thick. That svelte profile is thanks to the legendary ultra-thin Calibre 240 Q automatic mechanism inside – admire its 22k gold mini-rotor through the sapphire case back. 

On top, the dial's a sophisticated sunburst olive green, perfectly displaying all the QP info (day, date, month, leap year, 24hr, moonphase) via traditional hands on sub-dials.

Finished with a full rose gold bracelet and patented clasp, it makes the often-complex QP surprisingly wearable. A truly sophisticated complication in a sleek package, priced around £102,940.

Therefore, if you decide to buy a Patek Philippe (Ref 7340/1R), it'll definitely take pride of place – maybe just have a stiff drink ready for the bank balance afterwards!

 

Twenty~4 Calendar Specs

Features	Specification
Case	Rose gold
Diameter / Thickness	36 mm / 9.95 mm
Movement	Ultra-thin mechanical self-winding. Caliber 240 Q
Power Reserve	38 to 48 Hours
Bracelet	Rose gold. Rose gold patented fold-over clasp
Water Resistance	30m
Frequency	21'600 semi-oscillations/hour (3 Hz)
Dial	Sunburst olive green, rose gold applied numerals with white luminescent coating.
Reference	7340/1R

Annual Calendar Moon Phases Reference 4946R

Sick of fiddling with your date window every other month? 

Patek Philippe has the answer (after all they did invent the complication back in '96!) with the gorgeous new Annual Calendar Moon Phases Ref 4946R.

Presented in a versatile, non-gemset 38mm 18ct rose gold case suited to pretty much any wrist, the absolute standout feature here has to be the dial itself.

It’s a rich chestnut brown, but forget plain sunburst – this boasts a unique double satin brushing (vertical and horizontal) giving a cool, tactile 'shantung silk' texture. Very chic! 

Applied rose gold numerals keep things legible and luxurious.

It neatly lays out their genius Annual Calendar complication – showing the day and month via hands on sub-dials, the date cleanly in an aperture at 6 o'clock, plus lovely moon phases nestled in there too. 

The beauty of this setup is it only needs adjusting once a year at the end of February. The reliable self-winding Calibre 26-330 S QA LU runs the whole show offering around 35-45 hours of power reserve.

Adding a modern, slightly casual twist, it comes fitted on a brown calfskin strap featuring an unexpected denim pattern with cream stitching. It’s Patek delivering serious, patented watchmaking convenience with subtle, stylish warmth.  

Bottom line? The perfect blend of high-end functionality (that clever Annual Calendar!) with versatile elegance and lovely textural beauty in this 4946R.

It makes for a properly practical and sophisticated piece for daily luxury, setting you back around £47,440 at the time of writing.

 

Annual Calendar Specs

Features	Specification
Case	Rose gold
Diameter / Thickness	38 mm / 11 mm
Movement	Self-winding mechanical. Caliber 26‑330 S QA LU
Power Reserve	35 to 45 Hours
Strap	Calfskin, denim pattern, chestnut. Rose gold prong buckle.
Water Resistance	30m
Frequency	28'800 semi-oscillations/hour (4 Hz)
Functions	Day and month by hands. Date in an aperture. Moon phases. Sweeping seconds.
Dial	Chestnut, vertical and horizontal satin-finish, rose gold applied numerals
Reference	4946R

 

Patek Philippe Calatrava Reference 6196P-001

As Lionel Richie sang in 1984…Hello…is this the Calatrava we've been looking for? 

But you’ll soon be Dancing On The Ceiling before we unveil the next Patek Philippe at Watches and Wonders 2025. Gentlemen, introducing the new Ref 6196P, which many are already calling the best simple time-only Patek in a generation.

Crafted in hefty, cool Platinum (note the discreet diamond at 6 o'clock!), the perfectly proportioned 38mm case is elegantly slim at just 9.3mm thick.

The face itself is the main event: a gorgeous, warm rose-gilt opaline finish, contrasted beautifully by sharp anthracite applied 'obus' hour markers. 

And crucially, the small seconds sub-dial achieves perfect visual balance – a welcome improvement compared to some previous generations which suffered from undersized movements.

That harmony is thanks to the modern manual-wind Calibre 30-255 PS inside. It properly fills the housing, boasts twin barrels delivering a healthy 65-hour power reserve, with the official Patek Philippe Seal, while remaining impressively thin.

Finished beautifully with a classy shiny chocolate brown alligator leather strap secured by a platinum prong buckle, it’s pure dress watch perfection (just remember the 30m water resistance – keep it dry!).

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Elegant, technically sorted, aesthetically spot-on – this feels like the brand absolutely nailing the timeless brief again. Around £40,370, as of April 2025 gets you arguably the complete package in pure platinum elegance.

 

Calatrava Reference 6196P-001 Specs

Features	Specification
Case	Platinum. Diamond set at 6 o'clock
Diameter / Thickness	38 mm / 9.33 mm
Movement	Mechanical manually wound. Caliber 30‑255 PS
Power Reserve	65 Hours
Strap	Alligator leather with square scales, shiny chocolate brown. Platinum prong buckle
Water Resistance	30m
Frequency	28'800 semi-oscillations/hour (4 Hz)
Functions	Hours, Minutes, Small seconds
Dial	Rose-gilt opaline, anthracite white-gold applied faceted "obus"-style hour markers
Reference	6196P

 

Calatrava Pilot Travel Time Reference 5524G

Let's jump forwards in time to a model that always gets people talking! 

Remember the Calatrava Pilot Travel Time that landed back in 2015 and properly split opinions with its bold aviator style? Well, for Patek Philippe at Watches and Wonders 2025, Ref 5524G gets a fresh, arguably more subtle, new look. 

Still housed in that distinctive 42mm 18ct white gold case – inspired by rare 1930s Patek aviator pieces – this latest version swaps the original moody blue dial for a crisp, elegant ivory lacquer face. 

Big change! 

It's now paired with a khaki green composite strap that has a fabric pattern, giving it a totally different, perhaps slightly softer, almost field-watch vibe, compared to its blue predecessor.

Those large, lume-filled blackened gold applied numerals remain, ensuring excellent legibility day or night.  

Functionally, it keeps the Maison’s brilliant and user-friendly Travel Time system, powered by the self-winding Calibre 26-330 S C FUS. Adjusting the local hour hand is a doddle, using those characteristic, large locking pushers on the flank. 

You get handy day/night indicators for both local and home time, plus a date sub-dial smartly linked to your local time. Dead useful for frequent flyers.  

It’s a stylish, perhaps more versatile take on their divisive modern pilot design. If this updated ivory-and-khaki combo hits the spot, expect to buy a Patek Philippe of this nature for around £52,180. 

 

Calatrava Pilot Travel Time

Features	Specification
Case	White gold
Diameter / Thickness	42 mm / 10.78 mm
Movement	Self-winding mechanical. Caliber 26‑330 S C FUS
Power Reserve	34 to 45 Hours
Strap	Composite material, fabric pattern, khaki green. White-gold clevis prong buckle
Water Resistance	30m
Frequency	28'800 semi-oscillations/hour (4 Hz)
Functions	Hours, Minutes, Sweep Seconds
Dial	Ivory lacquered, blackened white-gold applied numerals with luminescent coating
Reference	5524G

 

Patek Philippe Cubitus Reference 7128 1G/1R 40mm

It's time to tackle another model. And this one has split many down the middle. Of course not Mark Wahlberg, who snaffled up the green dial declination.

This offering is a fresh take on 'casual chic' for Watches and Wonders 2025. Fancy an integrated bracelet that isn't a Nautilus or Aquanaut? Then check out the 'Cubitus', arriving in two distinct flavours right out of the gate.

Both share a modern, almost cushion-shaped 40mm case that’s impressively svelte at just 8.5mm thick, designed to flow seamlessly into an integrated solid gold bracelet.

The finishing looks top-notch, with cool alternating satin and polished surfaces across both the main body and bracelet (which also gets a neat lockable adjustment system for a perfect fit). 

The dial immediately grabs attention too, featuring a unique horizontal embossed pattern overlaid with a subtle sunburst effect – very textural.

Flip them over side by side, and the sapphire back reveals the reliable Calibre 26-330 S C automatic movement inside.

Cool little detail: the 21k gold central rotor actually features the same embossed pattern as the face! Power reserve on this one is around 35 to 45 hours, and you get a simple date aperture.

So, my luxury timepiece collectors, which flavour suits your style?

• Ref 7128/1R: Brings the warmth to the wrist in full 18ct Rose Gold paired with a rich sunburst brown dial.
• Ref 7128/1G: Goes cooler and arguably more versatile with 18ct White Gold complementing a sophisticated sunburst blue grey dial.

It's an intriguing proposition from Patek, blending sporty lines with refined finishing. If you are itching to buy a Patek Philippe from these two, note; whichever metal you choose, you're looking at a retail price around £65,600 at the time of writing.

 

Cubitus Reference 7128 Specs

Features	Specification
Case	White gold
Diameter / Thickness	40 mm / 8.5 mm
Movement	Self-winding mechanical. Caliber 26‑330 S C/434
Power Reserve	35 to 45 Hours
Bracelet	White-gold. Lockable adjustment system. White-gold patented fold-over clasp
Water Resistance	30m
Frequency	28'800 semi-oscillations/hour (4 Hz)
Winding Rotor	21K gold central rotor
Dial	Sunburst blue-gray, horizontally embossed, white-gold applied baton-style hour markers with white luminescent coating
Reference	7128/1R & 7128/1G

 

Nautilus Haute Joaillerie Ref. 5811/1460G

Another sparkling new release from Patek Philippe at Watches and Wonders 2025 has reminded us they do high jewellery differently.

Besides, this isn't just average 'iced-out' bling that the Royal Family might rock! The Nautilus Haute Joaillerie Ref 5811/1460G uses diamonds almost like architecture to sculpt and define its iconic shape.

Seriously, this 41mm masterpiece is practically drowning in nearly 1,500 diamonds, totalling almost 20 carats! You get brilliant-cut pavé smothering the face and outer bracelet links, sharply contrasted by flawless baguette diamonds meticulously channel-set on the bezel, centre bracelet links, and even serving as hour markers. 

'Bling' barely covers this level of technical artistry.

Beneath all that incredible ice lies that familiar case shape, housing the clean, time-only Calibre 26-330 S automatic engine (visible through the sapphire back). No date window here – the absolute focus is on the breathtaking gem-setting.

This takes 'factory-set' to the extreme, making something as wild as a Rolex Daytona Rainbow look almost restrained! 

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If you happen to have a spare £544,950 burning a hole in your pocket and crave the ultimate statement piece... Well, Patek has certainly delivered it, all guns (and hands) blazing.

 

Haute Joaillerie Specs

Features	Specification
Case	White gold
Diameter / Thickness	41 mm / 9.25 mm
Movement	Self-winding mechanical. Caliber 26‑330 S
Power Reserve	45 Hours
Bracelet	White-gold patented fold-over clasp
Water Resistance	30m
Frequency	28'800 semi-oscillations/hour (4 Hz)
Winding Rotor	21K gold central rotor
Dial	Paved with diamonds, white-gold applied hour markers set with baguette diamonds.
Reference	5811/1460G

 

Patek Philippe Nautilus Ref. 7010G-013 And 7010/1R-013

Last but not least on our rundown of every new Patek Philippe at Watches and Wonders 2025, proves quartz can still be chic! 

The classic ladies' size 32mm Nautilus Ref 7010 gets a vibrant makeover this year: a stunning Azure Blue lacquered dial rocking the signature wave pattern embossing.

This deep, glossy blue pops against the elegant 32mm 18ct white gold housing; the iconic octagonal bezel keeps its tasteful sparkle via 46 diamonds (~0.8 ct). 

Deep inside ticks away their high-end Calibre E 23-250 S C quartz. Yes, quartz! It offers grab-and-go convenience & accuracy (unlike the mechanical Ref 7118), following history in smaller models within this iconic line, delivering date and central seconds.

The big choice here is strap or bracelet:

• Ref. 7010G pairs the blue face with a cool, matching composite strap (fabric pattern) for a sportier vibe.
• Or, go full on luxe with Ref 7010/1G on the iconic integrated white gold bracelet with patented adjustable clasp.

This is definitely no BOGOF (buy one get one free.)

Two great looks delivering that timeless porthole design style with quartz seamlessness and that essential diamond sparkle. Price sits at £36,230 for the strap version (7010G), jumping to £51,370 for the full gold bracelet experience (7010/1G) as of April 2025.

Bottom line: if you want to buy a Patek Philippe like this – for yourself or a friend valuing convenience and iconic design – these Azure Blue ref.7010s offer exactly that…and more.

 

Ref. 7010G-013 and 7010/1R-013 Specs

Features	Specification
Case	White gold
Diameter / Thickness	32 mm / 6.9 mm
Movement	Quartz. Caliber E 23‑250 S C
Power Source	Silver oxide battery 1.55 V
Bracelet (7010/1G)	White-gold. Lockable adjustment system. Patented fold-over clasp
Strap (7010G)	Composite material, fabric pattern, azure blue. White-gold fold-over clasp
Water Resistance	30 m
Quartz Frequency	32,768 Hz
Gem Setting	Bezel: 46 diamonds (0.8 ct)
Dial	Lacquered azure blue, “wave” pattern, white-gold applied numerals and hour markers with white luminescent coating
Reference	7010/1G & 7010G

 

Patek Philippe At Watches And Wonders 2025 - Definitive Table Of New Releases

If we haven’t given you enough of what went down in Geneva, we have summarised all the new watches from Patek Philippe at Watches and Wonders 2025 in this easy to read table. 

Time is precious, as they say…

Model	Reference
Quadruple Complication (White Gold)	5308G - 001
Split-Seconds Chronograph (Rose Gold)	5370R-001
Retrograde Perpetual Calendar (White Gold)	6159G-001
Calatrava 8 Day (White Gold)	5328G-001
Twenty~4 Perpetual Calendar	7340/1R
Annual Calendar Moon Phases	4946R
Calatrava Pilot Travel Time (Ivory lacquer dial)	5524G
Calatrava (Salmon dial)	6196P
Cubitus (White Gold) Cubitus (Rose Gold)	7128/1G 7128/1R
Nautilus (Baguette diamonds)	5811/1460G
Nautilus (Quartz models, white gold, rubber and steel bracelet)	7010G 7010/1G
Complicated Desk Clock (Walnut veneer)	27000M-001

 

Conclusion

And that's a wrap on Patek Philippe at Watches and Wonders 2025. 

Quite the display from the Genevan masters, eh?

From the absolutely bonkers Quadruple Complication flexing serious muscle, down to surprisingly chic quartz Nautiluses, they have really flexed their horological muscles across the board at arguably the best luxury watch event in the calendar. 

We saw stunning dials – think enamel on the Split-Seconds Chrono, and moody sapphire on the Retrograde Perpetual Calendar – alongside brilliant updates to the classic Calatrava line (that 6196P is more divine than the Pope!) 

Not reminding ourselves of those clever complications like the Annual Calendar Moon Phases as well as the integrated Cubitus and Twenty~4 getting its own Perpetual Calendar.

It feels like the Maison genuinely worked their silicon hairsprings off: insane complexity, beautiful artistry, and subtle evolution all rolled into one impressive lineup. 

Roll on twelve months time…

Feeling inspired by Patek's new watches and thinking about your next big purchase? 

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Further Reading: 

A Comprehensive Rundown Of The Best Patek Philippe Releases At Watches & Wonders 2024 

 

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