Patek Philippe Watches
for Men & Ladies

The Gondolo collection embraces all non-round watches with rectangular, tonneau- or cushion-shaped cases. These watches present a very contemporary interpretation of the Art Deco movement, one of Patek Philippe's golden eras.

Launched in 1932, the Calatrava was hailed as the most graceful and best-organized manifestations of the round watch; it ranks among the most striking and truly quintessential examples of the Patek Philippe style.

Apart from the extremely elaborate timekeeping instruments that win over the hearts of many collectors, Patek Philippe's collection also includes many complicated watches that are extremely useful in everyday situations and are very easy to operate.

Featuring an octagonal bezel with rounded corners, a case construction inspired by a ship's porthole, and a relief-embossed dial, the Nautilus has been the incarnation of casual elegance since 1976. Today, it comes in a variety of models.

Since the company was founded in 1839, Patek Philippe has stood out with its consummate skills in astering horological complications, those additional functions that go beyond the display of hours, minutes, and seconds.

For decades, pocket watches were the main stage on which Patek Philippe demonstrated its skills. As the guardian of high-end watchmaking artistry, the manufacture continues to craft pocket watches in small numbers.

The Twenty-4 collection is dedicated to modern, youthful, and dynamic women for whom it is a style-defining companion at any time of day. It coordinates with contemporary daywear just as tastefully as with refined evening attire.