Introducing all of Patek Philippe's new watches for 2025!

At Watches & Wonders Geneva 2025, which began on April 1, 2025, Patek Philippe unveiled a diverse range of 15 new models. In addition to adding a new size to the much-talked-about "CUBITUS," the brand also introduced a number of complications, including perpetual calendars and split-second chronographs. Among these, the must-see is the Ref. 27000M-001, a hand-wound desk clock with a perpetual calendar, weekly calendar, and a power reserve of approximately 31 days.

Grand Complication Ref. 27000M-001

　The company unveiled a superb manual-winding desk clock with perpetual and weekly calendar functions. This complication, inspired by the desk clocks made for James Ward Packard and Henry Grapes Jr. in 1923 and 1927 (now housed in the Patek Philippe Museum), embodies the company's rich watchmaking expertise.

　This timepiece is equipped with the new manual-winding rectangular movement, Cal. 86-135 PEND S IRM Q SE, which boasts an extremely long power reserve of approximately 31 days and a timekeeping accuracy of ±1 second per day. Made up of a total of 912 parts, this movement employs a constant force device that maintains a stable balance wheel oscillation angle throughout the month, and a total of nine technical patents were applied for during its development. This high-performance movement is the culmination of the company's manufacturing expertise, having been developed over a period of approximately seven years.

　The cabinet that houses it is crafted from sterling silver, and the cover is decorated with hand-painted green Franké enamel guilloched waves, the outer edge of which is engraved with a rope motif that echoes the bezel.

　The central silver opaline dial displays the hours, minutes, seconds, moon phase, date, day of the week, month, leap year cycle, and day/night, as well as the week number indicated by a red moving frame on the periphery. Not only does it simply organize a huge amount of information, but it also takes legibility into consideration, with Roman indices used only for the main hour and minute hand displays.

Grand Complication Ref. 5308G-001

　An 18K white gold case model has been added to the Quadruple Complication, which features a minute repeater, one-push split-second chronograph, and instantaneous perpetual calendar. This model is a variation of the Quadruple Complication Ref. 5308P, which debuted at the Watch Art Grand Exhibition held in Tokyo in 2023.

　This model features a new ice blue soleil dial with a deeper blue hour marker and hour and minute hands. A small seconds and moon phase are located at the 6 o'clock position, while the 12-hour and 60-minute counters are located on the inset dial. Only the hands used for the split-second chronograph are white, ensuring excellent legibility.

　This Quadruple Complication is a spin-off of the Triple Complication, which was released in 2011, and is a collection that newly adds a split-second chronograph.

　The Cal.R CHR 27 PS QI movement has been equipped with a platinum micro-rotor in addition to strengthening the torque of the mainspring, and also incorporates two new patented technologies: a backlash compensation clutch gear that eliminates jumping of the hands when the chronograph is running, and an isolator mechanism that eliminates energy consumption by the split-seconds hand when stopped. The adoption of these innovative technologies has made it possible to incorporate a split-seconds chronograph, which consumes a lot of energy.

　The 18K white gold case is fully polished, with a pusher at 2 o'clock to start and stop the chronograph and a pusher at 4 o'clock to operate the split-seconds. It is presented on a brilliant navy blue alligator strap and is completed with a patented three-blade white gold fold-over buckle.

Calatrava Ref. 5328G-001

A new model has been added to the Calatrava line, featuring an instantaneous calendar and a power reserve of approximately eight days. It is a manual-winding model with a white gold case and the newly developed movement, Cal. 31-505 8J PS IRM CIJ.

　The distinctive dial features a textured blue color with a black gradation that darkens toward the outer edge. The hour and minute hands are made of white gold, each coated with luminous paint. The watch also features a calendar, day of the week display, and small seconds at the 6 o'clock position, and a power reserve indicator at the 12 o'clock position. The power reserve indicator features only the 9th day, which is colored red as a "backup day," indicating when it's time to wind this hand-wound watch.

　The watch is equipped with a newly developed manual-winding movement, Cal. 31-505 8J PS IRM CIJ. While maintaining a traditional structure, it features an energy-efficient Pulsomax® escapement made from Silinvar® and two barrels connected in series, providing a power reserve of approximately eight days.

　The strap comes with a navy blue calfskin band with fabric pattern stitching, and a grained taupe calfskin band is also included as an alternative.

Grand Complication Ref. 5370R-001

　The first 18K rose gold case model has been added to the Grand Complication split-second chronograph model Ref. 5370.

　The dial is made of brown genuine enamel, with the 30-minute counter, small second subdial, and tachymeter-marked outer rim made of beige champlevé enamel. The Breguet numeral indexes and hands are made of rose gold, just like the case. The dial and the elegant case are in perfect harmony, giving the entire watch a tasteful and chic impression.

　The movement is the Caliber CHR 29-535 PS. While it features a traditional structure, including manual winding, it incorporates seven technical patents, including one for the split-seconds mechanism, making it a truly modern watch. The power reserve when the chronograph is not in operation is guaranteed to be approximately 65 hours.

　The strap is a brilliant dark chestnut-colored alligator band that matches the overall look of the watch, and is fitted with a new patented three-blade fold-over buckle.

Grand Complication Ref. 6159G-001

　The Ref. 6159G-001 is a perpetual calendar model that displays the date retrograde, reinterpreted in an original and modern style.

　The dial is particularly noteworthy. It is made of translucent gray metallized sapphire crystal, allowing the heart of the movement to be seen through the dial. Furthermore, the gradation that darkens towards the periphery makes the indexes and railway minute track stand out clearly, making it easy to read.

　The movement is the Cal. 26-330 S QR, which has a power reserve of approximately 65 hours. The strap is a black composite band with a stitched fabric pattern that matches the monochrome look of the watch body, and is fitted with a three-blade white gold folding buckle.

"Complication" Ref. 4946R-001

　A variation with an 18K rose gold case has been added to the collection featuring the unique annual calendar developed and patented by Patek Philippe in 1996.

　This addition to the iconic Annual Calendar model features a 38mm case and omits gem setting, making it more versatile. The chestnut dial, reminiscent of silk fabric, features Arabic numeral indexes, leaf hands, and a minute track rail track, adding a classic charm to the watch, creating an elegant harmony with the warmth of the 18K rose gold case.

　The movement is Cal. 26-330 S QA LU. It has a power reserve of approximately 45 hours. The strap is a stitched chestnut calfskin band with a denim pattern and is fitted with a rose gold pin buckle.

"Complication" Ref. 5542G-010

　The Ref. 5542G-010 is based on the Calatrava Pilot Travel Time with a white gold case, and combines a lacquered ivory dial with a fabric-patterned khaki green composite band. It retains the elegance of the base model while being crafted with a military flair.

　The tasteful lacquered ivory dial features large, highly visible Arabic numerals and baton hands, ensuring readability. Each is coated with luminous paint, ensuring excellent readability even in the dark. This model also features a travel time display function, which allows you to simultaneously display the time at your departure point and the local time, as well as day/night for each.

　The movement is the Cal. 26-330 SC FUS. This watch features an easy-to-use travel time function and a patented security system to prevent accidental operation. It has a power reserve of approximately 45 hours.

　The case is made of 18K white gold, and the fabric-patterned khaki green composite band, which enhances the military feel, is fitted with a white gold screw-down pin buckle.

Calatrava Ref. 6196P-001

　A new model with a platinum case has been added to the iconic Calatrava collection.

　The vintage-inspired salmon pink dial of this model is plated with rose gold. The extremely minimalist dial design features bold dauphine hands and bullet-shaped hour markers, both finished in anthracite, making them stand out against the dial. The platinum case features polished fronts on the bezel and lugs, while the sides are satin-finished, creating a striking texture.

　The watch is powered by the Caliber 30-255 PS manual-winding movement, which contributes to its slim profile at just 9.33mm. The strap is a brilliant chocolate brown hand-stitched alligator leather band that complements the dial and is fitted with a platinum pin buckle.

CUBITUS Ref. 7128

　The square watch "CUBITUS" attracted attention when it was released in 2024 as the first new collection in about 25 years. Two new medium-sized models with a diameter of 40mm were unveiled.

　The lineup includes two variations: an 18K white gold case with a blue-gray dial, and an 18K rose gold case with a brown dial. Both dials feature delicate sunburst decoration and the iconic embossed pattern, and the hands and indexes are made of the same material as the case.

　This casual-chic model features an elegant profile with a square case and rounded corners, and the contrast between the polished and vertical satin finishes accentuates its shape. The 5mm reduction in diameter from the previous 45mm makes it more suitable for a wider range of wrists.

　The movement is the Cal. 26-330 SC. Despite its central rotor made of 21K gold, its thickness is just 3.32mm, significantly contributing to the slim case. It has a power reserve of approximately 45 hours, and the movement can be seen through the transparent case back.

"TWENTY~4" Ref. 7340/1R

　The first complication with a perpetual calendar function has been added to the "TWENTY~4" collection of mechanical watches for women, which has been in development since 1999. The new models are available in two versions: a silver dial model and an olive green dial model, both of which are housed in 18K rose gold cases.

　Both models feature rose gold hands and indices on the dial, which harmonize with the brilliance of the case. The subdials at 3 and 9 o'clock display the day of the week, month, and leap year, while the moon phase and date are displayed at 6 o'clock. The combination of the calendar and moon phase using these three subdials is an instantly recognizable layout among Patek Philippe perpetual calendars.

　These two models are the first round models in the Twenty~4 collection not to feature gem settings, and their fully polished rose gold cases exude a sense of understated elegance. Equipped with the ultra-thin Cal. 240 Q movement, they boast multifunctional functions such as moon phases and automatic month length calculations, including leap years, yet are less than 1 cm thick.

　Its compact 36mm diameter makes it suitable for both men and women, and the bracelet features a patented folding clasp with four independent clasps.

Nautilus Ref. 5811/1460G-001

　The popular luxury sports watch Nautilus has released a high jewelry model with an 18K white gold case and diamonds covering the bezel, dial, and front of the bracelet.

　This dazzling model highlights the graceful octagonal design of the Nautilus with skillfully cut baguette-cut and brilliant-cut diamonds. The dial, while retaining the Nautilus's iconic striped pattern, is entirely set with diamonds, and the hour markers are set with 13 baguette-cut diamonds, showing no compromise in the pursuit of brilliance.

　The bracelet, which is just as glittering as the case, also uses two different types of diamonds to create a striking finish.The movement is Cal.26-330 S, and its thin structure can be admired through the transparent case back, along with the 21K rotor.

Nautilus Ref. 7010-013

　The Nautilus for women, with its compact 32mm case, is available in a new color called "Azure Blue," and is available with a choice of bracelet or composite band.

　The dial features an azure blue lacquered finish and features the signature wave pattern of the ladies' Nautilus, surrounded by a bezel set with 46 brilliant-cut diamonds. The case is crafted from 18K white gold, giving the watch a cool yet luxurious look.

　The bracelet, with the same satin-polished finish as the case, is fitted with a patented Patek Philippe fold-over clasp with four independent clasps for added security, while the fabric-pattern composite band, matching the dial color, is fitted with a white gold Nautilus fold-over clasp.