Nautilus exhibition at the Patek Philippe Museum
The Patek Philippe Museum is pleased to announce a thematic exhibition retracing 50 years of history of one of our flagship collections, the Nautilus.
New models 2026
Our latest creations unveiled at Watches and Wonders 2026. A new chapter of design and craftsmanship, where innovation meets timeless elegance.
Rare Handcrafts Collection
Patek Philippe is dedicated to preserving all the Rare Handcrafts that have been used to decorate timepieces for more than four centuries. The result is exceptional creations - pocket watches, wristwatches and table clocks.
In memoriam
Philippe Stern (1938 - 2026)
It is with great sadness that the Patek Philippe Directoire is announcing the death of its Honorary President Philippe Stern, who passed away on 14 June 2026, in his 88th year.
A pioneering and visionary spirit, the man who served as President of Patek Philippe from 1993 to 2009 left an indelible mark on the history of our family-owned manufacture, providing it with a global standing. A leading figure in the watch industry, he also played a pivotal role in promoting and ensuring the success of the great art of Swiss watchmaking.
The power of independence
The last family-owned Genevan manufacture
Owned by the Stern family since 1932, our Manufacture benefits from full creative freedom, which allows us to design, develop and craft watches that connoisseurs consider to be the world's finest - as pledged by our founders Antoine Norbert de Patek and Jean Adrien Philippe.
Spanning over 133,650 square meters, our ultra-modern production facility based in Geneva features state-of-the-art CNC machinery.
All the watch parts we produce are hand finished, not only for aesthetic purposes but also to increase the performance and durability of our watches.
While some of our employees work with Silinvar®, a silicon derivative with revolutionary watchmaking characteristics that we first pioneered...
... others perpetuate the timeless gestures and deftness of touch that have always distinguished Genevan watchmaking artistry, for example with miniature painting on enamel.
A long-term vision
Innovation and Tradition
We have been pursuing traditional Genevan watchmaking artistry without interruption since 1839, safeguarding rare handcrafts, such as enameling and guillochage that would have otherwise disappeared. At the same time, we nurture a tradition of innovation, relying on the latest technologies to further push the boundaries of watchmaking.
Our collections
We have over 150 references in regular production, manufactured in limited quantity to ensure they respect the extremely high quality standards of the Patek Philippe Seal.
Our commitment to service
At Patek Philippe, we pledge to service, repair, or restore any timepiece produced by our manufacture since 1839, regardless of its age.
Points of Sale
Visit our international network of authorized points of sales and benefit from expert guidance on the purchase and care of your Patek Philippe timepiece.