Geneva, Switzerland – Patek Philippe has unveiled its latest timepieces at Watches & Wonders 2025, showcasing a collection that emphasizes refinement over radical reinvention. The Swiss watchmaker’s newest releases demonstrate a commitment to precision, subtlety, and wearability, reinforcing its reputation as a leader in haute horlogerie.
Ref. 5308G-001: The Ice-Blue Quadruple Complication
The standout piece of the collection, the Ref. 5308G-001, combines a minute repeater, split-seconds chronograph, and instantaneous perpetual calendar in a sleek 42 mm white gold case. Its sunburst ice-blue dial and skeletonized lugs exude modern sophistication, while the Caliber R CHR 27 PS QI movement ensures flawless performance. Priced at CHF 1,050,000, this watch is a testament to Patek Philippe’s technical mastery.
Ref. 7128/1G & 7128/1R: The Slimmer Cubitus
Last year’s bold 45 mm Cubitus has been refined into a more wearable 40 mm version, available in white gold with a blue dial or rose gold with a brown dial. Retaining its geometric elegance, the updated model features a date display at three o’clock and a clean, integrated bracelet design. Priced at CHF 65,000, it bridges avant-garde aesthetics with everyday practicality.
Ref. 5811/1460G-001: Nautilus Haute Joaillerie
A dazzling take on the iconic Nautilus, this high-jewelry model is set with over 1,400 diamonds, totaling nearly 20 carats. The 41 mm white gold case and bracelet are meticulously paved to enhance the watch’s signature silhouette, while the Caliber 26-330 S movement ensures precision beneath the brilliance. With a price tag of CHF 540,000, it’s a bold yet refined statement.
Ref. 5328G-001: Calatrava 8-Day
Patek Philippe’s first Calatrava with an eight-day power reserve and instantaneous day-date display, the Ref. 5328G-001 is a masterclass in understated complexity. The textured blue dial and hobnail guilloché caseband highlight its technical sophistication, priced at CHF 60,000.
Ref. 5370R-001: Split-Seconds Chronograph in Rose Gold
Previously available in white gold, the sought-after split-seconds chronograph now debuts in rose gold with a Grand Feu brown enamel dial. The manually wound CHR 29‑535 PS movement, featuring seven patented innovations, powers this 41 mm masterpiece priced at CHF 245,000.
Ref. 4946R-001: Compact Annual Calendar
A more wearable take on Patek Philippe’s annual calendar, the 38 mm rose gold Ref. 4946R-001 features a chestnut “shantung” dial and a denim-pattern calfskin strap. Priced at CHF 47,000, it’s a versatile addition to the brand’s lineup.
Ref. 7340/1R: Twenty~4 Perpetual Calendar
Marking a first for the Twenty~4 collection, this 36 mm rose gold perpetual calendar introduces horological depth to the line. Available in silver or olive green dials, it’s powered by the ultra-thin Caliber 240 Q and priced at CHF 102,000.
Ref. 5524G-010: Vintage-Inspired Pilot
The Calatrava Pilot returns with an ivory lacquered dial and khaki green composite strap, offering a softer take on the travel watch. Priced at CHF 51,700, it balances functionality with refined aesthetics.
Ref. 6196P-001: Pure Calatrava Elegance
A minimalist platinum dress watch with a rose-gilt opaline dial and small seconds, the Ref. 6196P-001 embodies timeless sophistication. Priced at CHF 40,000, it’s a nod to classic Patek Philippe design.
Ref. 6159G-001: Retrograde Perpetual Calendar
Featuring a smoked sapphire dial and retrograde date display, this 39.5 mm white gold perpetual calendar offers a contemporary twist on tradition. Priced at CHF 100,000, it’s a blend of innovation and restraint.
Ref. 27000M-001: The Masterpiece Desk Clock
A horological marvel, this sterling silver desk clock boasts a perpetual calendar, moon phases, and jumping seconds, powered by a 912-component movement. A tribute to Patek Philippe’s heritage, it stands as a collector’s dream.
With these releases, Patek Philippe reaffirms its position at the pinnacle of watchmaking—where technical brilliance meets timeless elegance.
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