Patek Philippe

Haute Horlogerie perfected since 1839

Patek Philippe is the independent Geneva manufacture that has been making watches since 1839: At HORANDO you will find the Nautilus, Aquanaut, Calatrava, Cubitus and models with complications from the annual calendar to the chronograph. Every watch is new and unworn, comes with box, papers and the manufacturer's warranty and is shipped fully insured. Some references are available immediately, and for rare models we will give you the price on request. The delivery time is shown on each watch.

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About Patek Philippe

Patek Philippe was founded in Geneva in 1839 and has borne the names of the watchmakers Antoine Norbert de Patek and Adrien Philippe since 1851. Philippe had developed crown winding, which made the key for winding a watch unnecessary. Since 1932 the manufacture has been owned by the Stern family, making it one of the few independent Geneva watch manufactures.

Its defining trait is the pursuit of perfection down to the smallest detail. Every mechanical watch bears the in-house Patek Philippe Seal, which sets requirements for precision, finishing and service. The Calatrava has stood for classic elegance since 1932, the Nautilus for the sporty luxury watch in steel since 1976, complemented by the Aquanaut and the grand complications. This makes Patek Philippe the brand for anyone looking for a watch for generations.

About Patek Philippe

Patek Philippe prices at a glance

As of November 2026. Prices in euros. In addition, 23 references whose price is quoted on request.

Model line from Median to Models
Annual Calendar€23,900€101,900€169,9004
Komplizierte Uhren€23,900€66,695€109,9006
Calatrava€40,990€44,900€67,9006
Travel Time€41,900€89,900€299,90011
Mondphase€63,490€143,900€248,0008
Chronograph€67,900€129,900€299,90012
Aquanaut€69,900€128,900€169,90015
Cubitus€87,900€103,900€184,9004
Nautilus€114,900€164,900€1,590,00013
Patek Philippe total€23,900€114,900€1,590,00047

The figures come from our own range and are recalculated every month.

Patek Philippe since 1839

Antoine Norbert de Patek founded the manufacture in Geneva in 1839, and in 1845 he was joined by the watchmaker Jean Adrien Philippe, who had developed crown winding and thus made the winding key unnecessary. Since 1932 Patek Philippe has belonged to the Stern family and remains one of the few independent manufactures in Switzerland. Movements, cases and dials are largely made in-house, and since 2009 every mechanical watch has carried the Patek Philippe Seal, which sets strict standards for precision, finishing and service. At auction the brand's watches regularly achieve record prices, which shows the special standing of Patek Philippe among collectors.

Nautilus, Aquanaut, Calatrava and Cubitus

The Nautilus was designed by Gérald Genta in 1976 and, with its porthole case and integrated bracelet, is regarded as the archetype of the sporty luxury watch in steel. The Aquanaut followed in 1997 with a rounded octagonal case and the typical Tropical strap. Since 1932 the Calatrava has stood for the classic round dress watch with a plain dial. In 2024 Patek Philippe introduced the Cubitus, a line with a square case, and since 1999 the Twenty~4 has been the manufacture's ladies' line.

The Patek Philippe Nautilus

The first Nautilus bore the reference 3700/1A in 1976 and, because of its 42 millimetres, later became known as the Jumbo. Its best-known successor is the stainless steel 5711/1A, which was made from 2006 to 2021 and whose final versions with an olive green dial and as a Tiffany edition are today among the most sought-after watches of all. Since 2022 the 5811/1G in white gold has continued the classic Nautilus with date. Alongside it there are the 5712 with power reserve, moon phase and date, the 5726 with annual calendar, the 5740/1G with perpetual calendar, the 5980 flyback chronograph and the 5990 with Travel Time and chronograph. For women Patek Philippe makes the Nautilus 7118 at 35.2 millimetres. All share the horizontally embossed dial, the lateral ears of the case and the integrated bracelet with polished and satin-finished links.

The Patek Philippe Aquanaut

The Aquanaut takes up the shape of the Nautilus but interprets it in a younger and sportier way. Its dial carries a checkerboard pattern that is repeated on the Tropical strap made of composite material, which is particularly tear-resistant and resistant to salt water and UV light. The stainless steel 5167A is considered the entry into the line, and the 5168G in white gold is the largest Aquanaut at 42.2 millimetres. As a Travel Time, the 5164 shows local time and home time with day and night indication, and the 5968 is a flyback chronograph with a 60-minute counter. For women there is the Aquanaut Luce, whose models often have a diamond-set bezel, such as the 5268/200R or the 5261R with annual calendar and moon phase. Most models are water-resistant to 120 metres, which makes the Aquanaut the sporty Patek Philippe for every day.

Calatrava and Cubitus in detail

The Calatrava shows how understated Patek Philippe can be. The hand-wound 6119 with its Clous de Paris bezel continues the line of the reference 96 from 1932, and the 6007G has an embossed dial with luminous numerals. The Calatrava Pilot Travel Time 5524 combines the look of a pilot's watch with a second time zone, the 5924G adds a flyback chronograph and the stainless steel 5212A displays the calendar week. The Cubitus is the manufacture's youngest line: The stainless steel 5821/1A adopts the embossed dial and the integrated bracelet of the Nautilus but places both in a square case. The 5822P in platinum adds a grand date, day of the week and moon phase, and the Cubitus is now also available in gold and as a two-tone version in stainless steel and rose gold.

Complications from Patek Philippe

Hardly any brand is as closely associated with complications as Patek Philippe. The annual calendar was patented by Patek Philippe in 1996 and shows the date, day and month, so it only needs to be corrected once a year. The Travel Time shows a second time zone with an additional hour hand, and there are also models with a moon phase and the chronograph, often with a flyback function. Perpetual calendar, minute repeater and split-seconds chronograph are among the grand complications, which you will find under complicated watches.

Buy Patek Philippe at HORANDO

At HORANDO prices for Patek Philippe start at around 24,000 euros, and sought-after models such as the Nautilus and rare references reach into the seven-figure range. The price overview on this page shows the prices, and for some references we give the price on request. Every watch is new, unworn and comes with box, papers and the full manufacturer's warranty, shipping is fully insured and, if you wish, you can collect the watch from our showroom in Bamberg after payment. You can tell which references ship immediately from stock by the label on the image. If you are looking for a model that is not currently in the shop, we will be happy to source it through our network of authorised dealers and brand partners.

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Frequently asked questions about Patek Philippe

Are the Patek Philippe watches at HORANDO new and original?

Yes. Every new Patek Philippe at HORANDO is new and unworn and comes with box, papers and the full Patek Philippe manufacturer's warranty. Before shipping, we look at each watch again and compare the reference and serial number.

How much does a Patek Philippe cost?

The current price range can be found in the price overview on this page.

Which Patek Philippe models are there?

The Calatrava has been the brand's classic dress watch since 1932. The Nautilus was created in 1976 based on a design by Gérald Genta and is considered one of the most sought-after steel sports watches. The Aquanaut followed in 1997 as a sportier, younger sister. There are also the Twenty~4 for women as well as the complicated watches and Grandes Complications with annual calendar, perpetual calendar or minute repeater.

Why do some Patek Philippes have no price?

For highly sought-after references such as Nautilus or Aquanaut, the market price often changes within a few weeks. We offer these watches upon request and you will then receive a personal offer. You can read how Nautilus prices have developed in our article Nautilus price history. If you are looking for an alternative, you will find it in 5 Patek Philippe alternatives.

Can I pay for a Patek Philippe in installments?

Yes. Payment in installments of up to 5,000 euros is possible via PayPal, and up to 10,000 euros via Klarna. For higher amounts we would be happy to advise you personally. Purchasing on account is not possible.

Why buy a Patek Philippe from HORANDO?

HORANDO has been operating as an independent online retailer for luxury watches since 2013 and is certified by Trusted Shops. Every new watch is new and unworn, comes with the full manufacturer's warranty and is shipped insured. You have 14 days to return the item; we will cover the return shipping costs. If you have any questions about the model, size or delivery time, we will advise you personally.