Patek Philippe
The Holy Grail
Nautilus
2 references · from $6.5M
Perpetual Calendar Chronograph
2 references · from $250k
Grandmaster Chime
1 reference · from $31M
Henry Graves Supercomplication
1 reference · from $24M
Aquanaut
1 reference · from $55k
Calatrava Weekly Calendar
1 reference · from $40k
Calatrava
1 reference · from $25k
About Patek Philippe
"You never actually own a Patek Philippe. You merely look after it for the next generation." That line isn't just marketing — it's borne out by auction results. Patek holds the record for the most expensive watch ever sold (Grandmaster Chime, $31.19M). Founded in Geneva in 1839, the maison produces roughly 62,000 watches per year across one of the broadest complication ranges in existence: perpetual calendars, minute repeaters, tourbillons, split-seconds chronographs. The Nautilus and Aquanaut disrupted Patek's own dress-watch identity and now command waitlists measured in years. For serious collectors, Patek is the ultimate store of value.
Invented the keyless winding mechanism (1845). Created the first wristwatch with a perpetual calendar (1925). Grandmaster Chime 6300A sold for $31.19M at Only Watch (2019).
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