All The 2025 Patek Philippe Releases
Every year, watch fans wait to see what Patek Philippe has in store — and 2025 didn’t disappoint. From high-horology heavyweights to fresh dial variants and everything in between, the 2025 Patek Philippe releases span grand complications, creative materials, and even a few surprises. We got an ultra-complex Quadruple Complication 5308G, a sleek 8-day Calatrava with a brand-new movement, and a diamond-covered Nautilus that might just blind you if it catches the right light. And that’s just scratching the surface — there are also compact Cubitus models, new Twenty~4 Perpetual Calendar pieces, a light lacquered dial for the Pilot Travel Time, a crazy desk clock, and much, much more. Here’s a rundown of all the 2025 Patek Philippe releases, complete with specs and pricing.
Quadruple Complication 5308G-001
One of the most technically ambitious releases from Patek Philippe in 2025 is the new Quadruple Complication Ref. 5308G-001. Making the leap from a 2023 Tokyo exhibition exclusive in platinum (ref. (5308P-010) to a full production model in white gold, this watch combines a minute repeater, split-seconds monopusher chronograph, and instantaneous perpetual calendar — all packed into a 42mm case. If you’re wondering, it’s a “quadruple” because of the addition of the split-seconds mechanism (a.k.a. rattrapante) to the chronograph — the split-seconds chronograph counts as two complications.
At the heart of the watch is the new self-winding Caliber R CHR 27 PS QI. It features two patented innovations aimed at improving chronograph performance and energy efficiency: one that eliminates friction in the chronograph wheel via a LIGA-formed backlash-compensating clutch, and another that isolates the split-seconds mechanism when paused, minimizing drag on the balance. Even with the addition of a rattrapante module, the total thickness only increases by under 2mm compared to its triple-complication predecessor, the Ref. 5208.
The chronograph setup includes a mono-pusher column wheel layout with 60-minute and 12-hour counters, plus a separate pusher at 4 o’clock to operate the split-seconds hand. The instantaneous perpetual calendar uses three large apertures at the top of the dial for day, date, and month, with smaller cutouts for the leap year and day/night indicators. There’s also a moonphase display nestled into the running seconds subdial at 6 o’clock.
True to its name, the 5308G also features a minute repeater with two classic gongs and the signature “Patek sound,” tuned and approved by Thierry Stern himself.
The 42mm case is crafted from white gold with open-worked lugs and comes with both sapphire and solid casebacks. The dial is a vibrant ice-blue sunburst, accented by faceted white gold dauphine hands and applied markers with blue metallization. It’s paired with a navy blue alligator strap and a new triple-blade fold-over clasp. The price for new for 2025 Patek Philippe Quadruple Complication 5308G-001 is a whopping $1,237,270.
Quadruple Complication 5308G-001 Watch Specs
| Model | Quadruple Complication |
| Reference | 5308G-001 |
| Case | 42mm white gold 17.71mm thickness, skeletonized lugs Interchangeable solid and sapphire-crystal case backs |
| Dial | Ice-blue sunburst dial with applied white gold hour markers and hands |
| Functions | Minute repeater, monopusher split-seconds chronograph, instantaneous perpetual calendar |
| Movement | Caliber R CHR 27 PS QI Self-winding mechanical movement |
| Bracelet/Strap | Shiny navy blue alligator leather strap with 18k white gold fold-over clasp |
| Water Resistance | 30 meters |
| 2025 Retail Price (MSRP) | $1,237,270 |
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Calatrava 8 Days 5328G-001
Patek Philippe expands its practical complication offerings in 2025 with the new Calatrava 8 Days Ref. 5328G-001. This white gold model introduces an entirely new movement — the manual-winding Caliber 31-505 8J PS IRM CI J — designed to deliver eight full days of power reserve, instantaneous day and date displays, and a sleek vertical layout of complications.
The layout is unusually modern for a Calatrava: a power reserve display arcs across the top of the blue textured dial, while a small seconds, date hand, and day window line up vertically at 6 o’clock. Luminescent syringe-style hands and Arabic numerals in white gold add legibility and personality to the display, all set against a blue dial that darkens toward the edge. Flip the watch over, and a sapphire caseback reveals the beautifully finished movement equipped with a Pulsomax escapement, Spiromax balance spring, and twin series-coupled barrels that deliver up to 192 hours of power reserve.
The 5328G uses a patented dual-function cam system — borrowed from the Ref. 5822P-001 — for its instantaneous jumping day and date displays. The setup ensures precise changes at midnight without risking damage during manual time adjustments.
The Clous de Paris guilloché caseband — a signature decoration used on iconic Patek models like the Ref. 3919 and more recently, the 5226 and 5326 — wraps continuously around the 41mm white gold case. A clever construction technique places the lugs on the caseback instead of the midcase, allowing the guilloché pattern to remain uninterrupted around the sides.
The Calatrava 8 Days Reference 5328G-001 ships with both a blue calfskin strap with a textile motif and a taupe-grained calfskin strap, both fitted with Patek’s new patented triple-blade fold-over clasp in matching white gold. The price for this good-looking, long-powered, and technically advanced 2025 Patek Philippe Calatrava? A cool $70,700 at retail.
Calatrava 8 Days 5328G-001 Watch Specs
| Model | Calatrava 8-Day |
| Reference | 5328G-001 |
| Case | 41mm white gold 10.52mm thickness Hobnail guilloché caseband |
| Dial | Textured blue with black-gradient rim Applied white gold hour markers and hands |
| Functions | Hours, minutes, small seconds, Instantaneous day and date displays |
| Movement | Caliber 30-255 PS IRM QA Manual-winding 8-day power reserve |
| Bracelet/Strap | Calfskin, fabric pattern, navy blue Additional calfskin, grained, taupe White gold patented triple-blade fold-over clasp. |
| Water Resistance | 30 meters |
| 2025 Retail Price (MSRP) | $70,700 |
Complicated Desk Clock, Rare Handicrafts 27000M-001
Patek Philippe returns to the golden age of horological objets d’art with the head-turning new Complicated Desk Clock Ref. 27000M-001 — a silver-cased mechanical showpiece with nine patents, a brand-new movement, and a case decorated in green Grand Feu flinqué enamel. Inspired by the historic desk clock made for James Ward Packard in 1923 (now housed at the Patek Philippe Museum), this latest release channels vintage opulence while packing modern-day technical firepower.
Driving the clock is the newly developed Caliber 86-135 PEND S IRM Q SE — a manually wound movement with a 31-day power reserve, +/- 1 second-per-day precision, and a full perpetual calendar. The caliber contains 912 components (nearly half dedicated to the calendar functions) and includes a constant-force mechanism to stabilize the amplitude of the balance throughout the month-long power reserve. It also introduces several features absent from its predecessor, such as a weekly calendar displayed via a rotating red aperture around the periphery of the dial and a jumping seconds hand in the style of old regulators.
The silvery opaline dial includes a power reserve display at the center, jumping seconds, a moonphase and date display at 6 o’clock, and separate windows for the day, month, day/night, and leap year indicators. Time is shown in a small offset subdial at 12 o’clock with poire-style hands. Beneath the hinged bonnet, a mechanical dashboard includes a key for winding and setting, stop-seconds functionality, and five neatly integrated pushers to adjust all calendar displays.
Housing the mechanical spectacle is a cabinet made from 925 silver, fitted with panels of guilloché green enamel, and decorated with winged lions, rosettes, and acanthus scrolls — all tributes to the 1923 original and highlighting the work of the Rare Handicrafts division at Patek. The dimensions measure 164.6mm x 125mm x 76.3mm, and each clock is protected against dust and humidity.
The Patek Philippe Complicated Desk Clock Ref. 27000M-001 is priced at a sky-high $1,178,350. However, it’s worth noting that Patek donated a similarly styled clock, the Reference 27001M-001, to Only Watch 2021, where it sold for CHF 9.5 million.
Perpetual Calendar Retrograde Date 6159G-001
Patek Philippe gives one of its most recognizable Grand Complications a contemporary refresh with the new Perpetual Calendar Retrograde Date Ref. 6159G-001. Rendered in white gold with a 41.7mm case, this latest version introduces a modern, almost technical aesthetic to the revered complication — thanks in large part to a translucent sapphire crystal dial with gray metallization (something we’ve seen only from Patek previously on the ref. 5316P). This semi-transparent surface offers a partial view of the movement underneath, blending mechanical intrigue with legibility.
The dial layout stays true to previous Patek perpetual calendar retrograde date watches: a retrograde date hand sweeps across the top arc, while the day (9 o’clock), month (3 o’clock), leap year (12 o’clock), moonphase, and day/night indications (6 o’clock) are positioned in their traditional locations, Time is shown via white gold Dauphine hands and applied hour markers, both filled with Super-LumiNova. Surrounding the dial is a bezel adorned with Patek Philippe’s signature Clous de Paris (hobnail) guilloché — a decorative motif we’ve seen many times on Calatrava-style cases before.
Powering the 6159G is the same self-winding Caliber 26-330 S QR as other perpetual calendar retrograde dates, visible through a sapphire crystal caseback and supplying 35 to 45 hours of power reserve.
Thanks to its smoked sapphire crystal dial, the Perpetual Calendar Retrograde Date 6159G-001 is a much more modern take on one of Patek’s classic grand complications. Retail price for this 2025 Patek Philippe release is $117,840.
Perpetual Calendar Retrograde Date 6159G-001 Watch Specs
| Model | Perpetual Calendar Retrograde Date |
| Reference | 6159G-001 |
| Case | 39.5mm white gold 11.49mm thick Guilloched bezel and case back with hobnail pattern Sapphire-crystal case back |
| Dial | Gray metallized sapphire crystal with black-gradient rim White gold baton-style hour markers with white luminescent coating |
| Functions | Perpetual calendar with retrograde date hand, day, month, leap year, moon phases, sweep seconds |
| Movement | Caliber 26‑330 S QR Self-winding mechanical movement |
| Bracelet/Strap | Black composite strap with fabric pattern and white gold triple-blade fold-over clasp |
| Water Resistance | 30 meters |
| 2025 Retail Price (MSRP) | $117,840 |
Split-Seconds Chronograph 5370R-001
Though it was part of the slate of discontinued Patek Philippe watches in 2025, the Split-Seconds Chronograph 5370 is back — but now dressed in rose gold, officially named the 5370R-001. This release marks the first time the 5370 enters the catalog in rose gold, paired with a rich brown Grand Feu enamel dial with Breguet numerals. Between the warm case metal and the glossy brown surface, there’s some real chocolaty goodness happening here. Beige champlevé enamel is used for the tachymeter scale and subsidiary dials — a subtle but high-effort touch that adds contrast and legibility.
The case retains its original dimensions at 41mm across and features a concave bezel and recessed flanks. Also remaining is the CHR 29-535 PS caliber, a manually wound split-seconds chronograph movement first introduced by Patek in 2015. The movement is built with traditional architecture — column wheel, horizontal clutch — but incorporates seven patented innovations, including a redesigned isolator mechanism for the rattrapante function.
The watch is paired with a shiny dark chestnut alligator strap and Patek’s newly patented three-prong fold-over clasp, making its debut across several 2025 Patek Philippe watch releases. Retail price of the Patek Philippe Split-Seconds Chronograph Ref. 5370R-001 is $288,700.
Split-Seconds Chronograph 5370R-001 Watch Specs
| Model | Split-Seconds Chronograph |
| Reference | 5370R-001 |
| Case | 41mm rose gold 13.56mm thick Interchangeable solid and sapphire-crystal case backs |
| Dial | Brown Grand Feu enamel with beige champlevé enamel subdials and tachymeter scale Rose gold applied Breguet numerals, 18k gold dial plate |
| Functions | Split-seconds chronograph instantaneous 30-minute counter Small seconds |
| Movement | Caliber CHR 29‑535 PS Manual winding Column wheel, horizontal clutch, seven patented innovations |
| Bracelet/Strap | Shiny dark chestnut alligator leather strap with square scales, rose gold triple-blade fold-over clasp |
| Water Resistance | 30 meters |
| 2025 Retail Price (MSRP) | $288,700 |
Twenty~4 Perpetual Calendar 7340/1R
For 2025, Patek Philippe introduces a Grand Complication into its Twenty~4 collection for the very first time. The Twenty~4 Perpetual Calendar pairs the ultra-thin, self-winding Caliber 240 Q movement with the familiar round 36mm rose gold case of Patek’s flagship women’s collection.
The dial layout is classic Patek: three subdials to display the day, date, and month, plus a moon phase display, leap year indicator, and 24-hour indication — all familiar to fans of the brand’s long-standing perpetual calendar configurations.
The watch is available in two references: the 7340/1R-001 with a silvered dial featuring a double vertical and horizontal satin-brushed texture reminiscent of shantung silk, and the 7340/1R-010 with an olive-green sunburst dial.
These are also the first round Twenty~4 models that are not gem-set, which speaks to the more technical, complication-driven direction of the release. Both models feature the automatic Twenty~4’s signature Arabic numeral hour markers and baton hands coated with lume, as well as the customary three-link bracelet in rose gold. The 2025 Patek Philippe Twenty~4 Perpetual Calendar watches are both priced at $120,190.
Twenty~4 Perpetual Calendar 7340/1R Watch Specs
| Model | Twenty~4 Perpetual Calendar |
| Reference | 7340/1R-010 (Olive Green Dial) 7340/1R-001 (Silvery “Shantung” Dial) |
| Case | 36mm rose gold 9.95mm thick Sapphire-crystal case back |
| Dial | 7340/1R-010: Sunburst olive green with rose gold applied numerals and luminescent coating 7340/1R-001: Silvery dial with vertical and horizontal “shantung” satin finish, rose gold applied numerals with luminescent coating |
| Functions | Perpetual Calendar (day, date, month, leap year, 24-hour indication by hands), moon phases |
| Movement | Caliber 240 Q Ultra-thin self-winding mechanical movement |
| Bracelet/Strap | Rose gold bracelet with patented fold-over clasp |
| Water Resistance | 30 meters |
| 2025 Retail Price (MSRP) | $120,190 |
Annual Calendar 4946R-001
Patek Philippe brings a subtle yet significant update to its classic annual calendar collection with the release of the Ref. 4946R-001. This new version of the 4946 — previously offered only in gem-set configurations — marks the first non-gem-set edition of the reference, featuring a 38mm rose gold case and a warm-toned, textural dial. I think Patek dropping the gems is an effort to get men to look seriously at this reference as a unisex timepiece and not strictly a ladies’ Patek.
The chestnut-brown dial is finished with a double vertical and horizontal satin-brushed treatment designed to evoke the look of raw shantung silk, offering a rich contrast to the polished rose gold case. The dial is home to the usual trio of subdials for the day, month, and moon phases, accompanied by a date window at 6 o’clock.
Powering the Ref. 4946R-001 is the self-winding Caliber 26-330 S QA LU, visible through the sapphire caseback. The annual calendar mechanism — invented and patented by Patek Philippe in 1996 — requires adjustment only once a year, at the end of February. Completing the look is a brown calfskin strap with an embossed denim pattern and rose gold prong buckle. Retail price for the 2025 Patek Philippe Annual Calendar 4946R-001 is $55,380.
Annual Calendar 4946R-001 Watch Specs
| Model | Annual Calendar |
| Reference | 4946R-001 |
| Case | 38mm rose gold 11mm thick Sapphire-crystal case back |
| Dial | Chestnut with vertical and horizontal satin “shantung” finish Rose gold applied numerals |
| Functions | Annual Calendar (day and month by hands, date in an aperture), moon phases, sweep seconds |
| Movement | Caliber 26‑330 S QA LU Self-winding mechanical movement |
| Bracelet/Strap | Chestnut calfskin strap with denim pattern and cream stitching Rose gold prong buckle |
| Water Resistance | 30 meters |
| 2025 Retail Price (MSRP) | $55,380 |
Calatrava Pilot Travel Time 5524G-010
Patek Philippe’s famous yet controversial pilot watch gets a fresh face in 2025 with the release of the Calatrava Pilot Travel Time Ref. 5524G-010. Still housed in a white gold case measuring 42mm across and 10.78mm thick, the newest version now features a lacquered ivory-colored dial — a departure from the earlier navy blue version that was discontinued earlier this year — for a more vintage aviation-inspired vibe. The dial is home to applied and blackened white gold Arabic numerals filled with lume that almost matches the dial.
The self-winding Caliber 26‑330 S C FUS inside provides local and home time functionality via skeletonized and solid hour hands, and the date (shown by a hand on the subdial at 6 o’clock) adjusts automatically to local time. Setting the second time zone is easy thanks to the pair of pushers on the left side of the case, each with a patented safety-locking system to prevent accidental actuation. As always, day/night apertures at 9 and 3 o’clock display AM/PM indications local and home.
The watch is paired with a khaki green composite strap embossed with a textile pattern and fitted with a white gold clevis-style buckle. The retail price for the 2025 Patek Philippe Calatrava Pilot Travel Time 5524G-010 in white gold with an ivory lacquered dial is $60,920.
Calatrava Pilot Travel Time 5524G-010 Watch Specs
| Model | Calatrava Pilot Travel Time |
| Reference | 5524G-010 |
| Case | 42mm white gold, 10.78mm thick Sapphire-crystal case back |
| Dial | Ivory lacquered with blackened white gold applied numerals and luminescent coating |
| Functions | Dual time zones (local and home), day/night indication for both, date by hand (linked to local time), sweep seconds |
| Movement | Caliber 26‑330 S C FUS Self-winding mechanical movement |
| Bracelet/Strap | Khaki green composite strap with fabric pattern White gold clevis prong buckle |
| Water Resistance | 30 meters |
| 2025 Retail Price (MSRP) | $60,920 |
Calatrava Reference 6196P-001
Patek Philippe gives its classic dress watch lineup a refined update with the new Calatrava Ref. 6196P-001. The 2025 model is housed in platinum and paired with a rose-gilt opaline dial — a warm, vintage-inspired Salmon dial that’s subtle but sharp. The 39mm case features a smooth beveled bezel, gently tapering lugs, and satin-brushed flanks, all adding up to a streamlined, elegant profile. As with all platinum Pateks, this one is studded with a diamond on the case, positioned at 6 o’clock for just the wearer to admire.
The watch is powered by the hand-wound Caliber 30‑255 PS, which brings a slim build, a 65-hour power reserve, and a stop-seconds function for precise time-setting. It’s fitted with a shiny chocolate brown alligator strap and platinum pin buckle. The retail price is $47,130.
Calatrava Reference 6196P-001 Watch Specs
| Model | Calatrava |
| Reference | 6196P-001 |
| Case | 38mm platinum 9.33mm thick Beveled bezel, satin-finished flanks, diamond at 6 o’clock Sapphire-crystal case back |
| Dial | Rose-gilt opaline with anthracite white gold applied faceted “obus”-style hour markers |
| Functions | Small seconds |
| Movement | Caliber 30‑255 PS Manual winding mechanical movement with stop-seconds 65-hour power reserve |
| Bracelet/Strap | Shiny chocolate brown alligator leather strap with square scales Platinum prong buckle |
| Water Resistance | 30 meters |
| 2025 Retail Price (MSRP) | $47,130 |
Cubitus 40 7128
Following the controversial launch of the Cubitus in 2024, Patek is back with a more compact version of its square-shaped sports watch. Meet the Cubitus 40 Reference 7128, offered in rose gold and white gold as the Reference 7128/1R-001 and Reference 7128/1G-001, respectively. At 40mm, these new Cubitus models are notably smaller than the original 45mm editions that debuted the collection — the downsized duo is likely to appeal to a broader audience looking for something a bit more versatile on the wrist.
The 7128/1R-001 in rose gold with a brown sunburst dial, and the 7128/1G-001 in white gold with a blue-gray sunburst dial. Aside from the smaller case size, both models keep the defining features of the Cubitus line — a softened square case with a cushiony profile, a matching integrated bracelet, and a minimalist time and date dial similar to the Nautilus.
Inside is the Caliber 26‑330 S C/430, supplying 35 to 45 hours of power reserve and its rotor is decorating a similar horizontal embossing found on the dial.
For those who disliked the bulkiness and hefty proportions of the original 45mm Cubitus, this trimmed-down 40mm Cubitus may be the one to change their minds. The retail price for these more compact Cubitus watches is set at $76,590.
Cubitus 40 Watch Specs
| Model | Cubitus |
| Reference | 7128/1G-001 (White Gold) 7128/1R-001 (Rose Gold) |
| Case | 40mm white or rose gold (10–4 o’clock) 8.5mm thick, screw-down crown Sapphire-crystal case back |
| Dial | 7128/1G-001: Sunburst blue-gray, horizontally embossed, white gold applied baton markers with luminescent coating 7128/1R-001: Sunburst brown, horizontally embossed, rose gold applied baton markers with luminescent coating |
| Functions | Date in an aperture Sweep seconds |
| Movement | Caliber 26‑330 S C/434 Self-winding mechanical movement with stop-seconds function |
| Bracelet/Strap | White or rose gold bracelet with lockable adjustment system and patented fold-over clasp |
| Water Resistance | 30 meters |
| 2025 Retail Price (MSRP) | $76,590 |
Ladies’ Nautilus 7010
Patek Philippe gives the Ladies’ Nautilus 7010 lineup a colorful refresh in 2025 with the debut of two new white gold models in a vibrant shade of azure blue. Both the 7010G-013 and 7010/1G-013 feature the same 32mm case design with alternating satin and polished surfaces, a signature “wave” dial pattern, and a diamond-set bezel with 46 brilliant-cut stones totaling 0.8 carats.
The highlight is the dial: lacquered in a rich blue hue that complements the white gold case and luminous applied hour markers. The 7010G-013 comes on a matching blue composite strap with a textile-like texture and a white gold Nautilus fold-over clasp. The 7010/1G-013, on the other hand, is fitted with a full white gold bracelet with a lockable adjustment system and a patented fold-over clasp secured by four independent catches.
Like all 33mm Ladies Nautilus watches, both versions run on quartz movement. The strap version will retail for $42,300 whereas the bracelet option pushes the price to $59,980.
Ladies’ Nautilus 7010 Watch Specs
| Model | Ladies’ Nautilus |
| Reference | 7010G-013 (Composite Strap) 7010/1G-013 (White Gold Bracelet) |
| Case | 32mm white gold 6.9mm thick Solid case back |
| Dial | Lacquered azure blue with “wave” pattern, white gold applied numerals and markers with luminescent coating |
| Functions | Date in an aperture, central seconds |
| Movement | Caliber E 23‑250 S C Quartz movement |
| Bracelet/Strap | 7010G-013: Azure blue composite strap with fabric pattern, white gold fold-over clasp 7010/1G-013: White gold bracelet with lockable adjustment system and patented fold-over clasp |
| Gemsetting | Bezel set with 46 brilliant-cut diamonds (0.8 ct) |
| Water Resistance | 30 meters |
| 2025 Retail Price (MSRP) | $42,300 USD (7010G-013) $59,980 USD (7010/1G-013) |
Nautilus Haute Joaillerie 5811/1460G-001
Patek Philippe goes full sparkle with the new Nautilus Haute Joaillerie Ref. 5811/1460G-001, a white gold dazzler that takes the brand’s signature sports watch silhouette and covers it in diamonds — and not just any diamonds.
This high-jewelry version is set with a staggering 1,285 brilliant-cut diamonds (6.43 carats) and 195 baguette-cut diamonds (13.27 carats), cleverly arranged to highlight the curves, angles, and bracelet links of the Nautilus design. The previous version of the fully iced-out Nautilus (ref. 5719/10G-010) was discontinued in early 2025, so this latest version takes its spot.
Rows of baguette-cut stones emphasize the iconic rounded octagonal bezel, while the dial is paved with brilliant cuts to keep the shimmer going. The center links of the bracelet get the baguette treatment too, with the outer links meticulously set with more brilliant cuts.
Retail price? $636,310 — though good luck actually spotting one in the wild.
Nautilus Haute Joaillerie 5811/1460G-001 Watch Specs
| Model | Nautilus Haute Joaillerie |
| Reference | 5811/1460G-001 |
| Case | 41mm white gold (10–4 o’clock) 9.25mm thick, screw-down crown Sapphire-crystal case back |
| Dial | Paved with 297 brilliant-cut diamonds (1.33 ct), 13 baguette diamond hour markers (0.48 ct), 18k gold dial plate |
| Functions | Hours, minutes, sweep seconds |
| Movement | Caliber 26‑330 S Self-winding mechanical movement with stop-seconds |
| Bracelet/Strap | White gold bracelet set with 888 brilliant-cut diamonds (4.36 cts) and 150 baguette diamonds (7.95 cts); patented fold-over clasp |
| Water Resistance | 30 meters |
| 2025 Retail Price (MSRP) | $636,310 |
Patek Philippe in 2025
From ultra-complicated grand complications to smaller updates across familiar lines, the 2025 Patek Philippe releases cover a wide range of territory. Some pieces push technical boundaries, others revisit existing models with new materials or sizing tweaks, and a few — like the jeweled Nautilus or green enamel desk clock — go all in on the visual impact. Whether or not every release hits the mark will depend on your taste, but there’s no denying Patek had plenty to talk about this year.
As always, stay tuned to Grey Market Magazine for all your 2025 Patek Philippe updates.
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