Patek Philippe Unveils 2025 Masterpieces
As one of the industry’s most respected names, Patek Philippe’s new launches are always eagerly awaited, and 2025 didn’t disappoint. 15 new models across 12 collections is no simple feat. This year, the revered Genevian watchmaker opted for refinement over reinvention—scaling down designs, adding technical depth, and expanding collections in places collectors did not really expect.
Let’s jump to find out what Patek Philippe cooked this year!
Featuring All of Patek Philippe’s New Watches, 2025
1. Grand Complications: Quadruple Complication, Ref: 5308G-001
This year, Patek’s high complications lineup includes a new novelty: Quadruple Complication Reference 5308g-001. This release in 18ct white gold follows the platinum limited edition that dazzled at the 2023 Tokyo Watch Art Grand Exhibition.
The watch's roots are in the Triple Complication Ref. 5208 from 2011, but with a flattering upgrade—adding a split-second chronograph mechanism to an already complex piece. So, the four complications that form the ‘Quadruple’ include a split-second chronograph, minute repeater, instantaneous perpetual calendar, and a chronograph again, as Patek is counting the Split-Seconds chronograph as two.
Patek Philippe’s meticulous engineering can never be overstated as this exceptional timepiece houses the new R CHR 27 PS QI calibre, featuring a staggering 799 components. It features a platinum mini-rotor to increase its winding power and an improved barrel torque. It introduces two new patented technologies: an isolation system that preserves energy when the split-second mechanism is paused and an anti-backlash wheel preventing the chronograph friction.
Aesthetically, the 5308G-001 reference is equally impressive. It features a sunburst ice-blue dial adorned with blue metallised hour markers and faceted white gold Dauphine hands. The day, month, date, and leap year indications all jump in a blink. The polished 42mm white gold case features open-worked lugs, and a new patented triple-blade fold-over clasp complements the distinctive navy-blue alligator strap to complete the package.
This isn’t just a Grand Complication, but Patek’s full precision throttle.
Specs:
- Case: 42mm
- Material: 18ct white gold
- Dial: Sunburst Ice blue
- Bezel: 18ct white gold
- Bracelet: Navy Blue Alligator leather strap
- Movement: Automatic, R CHR 27 PS QI
- Power Reserve: 38-48 hours
- Water-Resistance: NA
2. Grand Complications: Split-Seconds Chronograph, Ref: 5370R
The Split-Seconds Chronograph 5370 has received a wonderful makeover. It will now appear in rose gold in 2025. This latest iteration replaces the outgoing platinum blue dialed Ref. 5370P-011 from 2020.
The Split-Second Chronograph Reference 5370R's most impressive detailing is the stunning two-tone Grand Feu brown and beige enamel dial rendered with champlevé sub-dials and a tachymeter scale. Patek Philippe created this stunning design through an incredibly complex process on an 18ct gold plate.
The colour combination is alluringly retro-esque, but it doesn’t step back from offering excellent eligibility. The dial is complemented by rose gold leaf-shaped hands with a luminous coating and rose gold applied Breguet numerals.
Inside is the distinct manual wound, split-second chronograph, CHR 29 535 PS movement with column wheel and horizontal clutch, and seven patented features, including one specific to the Rattrapante system. The exhibition case back allows you to appreciate this mechanical wonder.
The case retains its original dimension at 41mm and exudes refinement with its recessed flanks and concave bezel. It is paired with a charming, shiny, dark chestnut alligator strap to enhance the look.
This warm, coffee-coloured, Split-Second Chronograph Reference 5370R is perfect for style-focused individuals.
Specs:
- Case: 41mm
- Material: 18ct rose gold
- Dial: Grand Feubrown and beige enamel
- Bezel: 18ct rose gold
- Bracelet: Dark chestnut alligator leather strap
- Movement: Manual Winding, CHR 29 535 PS
- Power Reserve: 65 hours
- Water-Resistance: 30 metres
3. Grand Complications: Retrograde Perpetual Calendar, Ref: 6159G
Patek Philippe has reinterpreted one of its most coveted complications with the new Perpetual Calendar Retrograde Ref. 6159G. What immediately catches the eye is the dial in grey metallised sapphire crystal (something which was previously only seen on the Ref. 5316P), revealing the watch’s mechanical heart. This semi-transparent face offers a glimpse of the inner workings while offering perfect legibility for the numerous functions outside.
The dial architecture stays relevant to the previous Patek Perpetual Calendar Retrograde Date timepieces, with a retrograde date hand that sweeps across the top arc before jumping back to the first of each month. On the other hand, the leap year (12 o’clock), day (9 o’clock), month (3 o’clock), and day/night indications (6 o’clock) stay in their traditional locations. It is complemented by white gold Dauphine hands and applied hour markers, both coated with luminous material for optimum legibility.
The 39.5mm white gold case is enhanced by Patek’s signature hobnail Guilloche, running along the bezel and on the case back. Turn the watch over to admire the self-winding 26-330 S QR calibre through the transparent case back. A black composite strap with fabric texture and cream stitching completes the watch's sophisticated outlook.
This timepiece combines a luxurious technical aesthetic with modernity, gracefully pulling Patek from the shackles of conservatism that usually defines their brand essence.
Specs:
- Case: 39.5mm
- Material: 18ct white gold
- Dial: Grey metallisation and black gradient rim
- Bezel: 18ct white gold guilloched with hobnail pattern
- Bracelet: Black fabric pattern strap
- Movement: Automatic, 26 330 S QR
- Power Reserve: 35-45 hours
- Water-Resistance: 30 metres
4. Twenty~4: Perpetual Calendar, Ref: 7340/1R
This year Patek introduces a Grand Complication to its flagship women’s collection, Twenty~4, determined to offer their female collectors timepieces balancing both luxury and complexity.
The Twenty~4 collection introduces two new models: Perpetual Calendar 7340/1R-001, featuring a silver dial with a shantung finish, and 7340/1R-010, with an olive green sunburst dial. Both the watches are made of 18ct rose gold and present a Perpetual calendar housed in the first non-gemset Twenty~4 case.
The dial layout resembles the brand’s long-standing Perpetual Calendar configurations, with three sub-dials to display the date, day, and month, plus a moon phase display, a 24-hour indication, and a leap year indicator. Both dials also feature signature Arabic numeral hour markers and baton hands coated with luminous material.
The Ultra-Thin self-winding Calibre 240 Q powers these two Twenty4 models. It automatically adjusts for varying month lengths, including leap years, without any manual intervention.
Despite the technical complexity, the watches maintain an elegant profile and are complemented by a matching rose gold bracelet with a patented fold-over clasp.
Specs:
- Case: 36mm
- Material: 18ct rose gold
- Dial: Silver (7340/1R-001 ) and Olive Green (7340/1R-010)
- Bezel: 18ct rose gold
- Bracelet: 18ct rose gold
- Movement: Automatic, 240 Q
- Power Reserve: 38-48 hours
- Water-Resistance: 30 metres
5. Complications: Calatrava 8-Day, Ref: 5328G
Patek Philippe enriches the everyday Complications range with the new Calatrava model Ref. 5328G. The model embraces a rather unusual layout for a Calatrava—an 8-day power reserve display arc at 12 o’clock alongside instantaneous day and date displays at 6 o’clock.
It comes with a new movement, the manually wound Calibre 31-505 8J PS IRM CI J, seamlessly merging timeless craftsmanship with a range of technical innovations and optimisations. Flip the watch, and a sapphire case back reveals this beautifully finished movement boasting Pulsomax® escapement and Silinvar® escape wheel and lever, originally developed through the brand’s Advanced Research program.
Patek’s emblematic guilloched hobnail pattern surrounds the entire white gold case. Using a smart construction technique, the lugs are placed on the case back instead of the mid-case, ensuring the guilloche pattern remains uninterrupted. The textured blue dial with a black-gradient rim is adorned with white gold-applied Arabic numerals and hour/minute hands coated with white lume. This arrangement is highly legible and gives the dial a unique personality.
The new Calatrava 5328G comes with two interchangeable straps—navy blue with a fabric pattern (originally fitted) and grained taupe (additional)— along with a newly patented triple-blade clasp for enhanced safety and comfort.
This mechanical marvel yet again highlights Patek’s truly impressive command over watchmaking.
Specs:
- Case: 41mm
- Material: 18ct white gold
- Dial: Textured blue
- Bezel: 18ct white gold
- Bracelet: Navy Blue/Taupe Calfskin leather strap
- Movement: Manually Wound, 31 505 8J PS IRM CI J
- Power Reserve: 8 Days
- Water-Resistance: 30 metres
6. Calatrava Ref: 6196P-001
This new Calatrava model features a clean aesthetic and avoids the iconic Clous de Paris hobnail-engraved bezel, synonymous with the Calatrava. Instead, the new Calatrava Ref. 6196P-001 revisits the collection’s Bauhaus-inspired minimalist style.
At 38mm, this platinum model, with a fresh interpretation of Ref. 5196, has a substantial wrist presence. What appeals the most is the model’s minimalist aesthetic. The standout feature is the opaline rose-gilt dial, which delivers a warm vintage vibe. It is complemented by anthracite-coated white gold hour markers and dauphine hands. Patek keeps this new Calatrava clean with small seconds sub-dial at 6 o’clock, which also has a single diamond discreetly set into the case band.
The manual-winding Calibre 30 255 PS movement is visible through the sapphire case back and offers a 65-hour power reserve. Paired with a chocolate brown alligator strap, this timepiece's overall vibe is refined and architectural. It simply shows what Patek does best.
The Calatrava 6196P-001 will appeal to collectors, who appreciate smaller, manually wound dress watches with a genuine wrist presence.
Specs:
- Case: 38mm
- Material: Platinum
- Dial: Rose-gilt opaline
- Bezel: Platinum
- Bracelet: Shiny Chocolate brown Alligator leather strap
- Movement: Manually Wound, 30 255 PS
- Power Reserve: 65 hours
- Water-Resistance: 30 metres
7. Complications: Annual Calendar, Ref: 4946R
This is a softer take on Patek Philippe’s otherwise multifaceted Complications collection. The new Annual Calendar Ref. 4946R with a versatile 38mm 18ct rose gold case appears compact and cleanly proportioned without any gem setting.
The warm tone of rose gold pairs beautifully with a striking brown chestnut dial, evoking the look of raw Shantung silk. The dial’s eye-catching texture is highlighted by the trio of sub-dials featuring the day, month, date, and moon phases, along with golden Arabic numerals and a railway minute track. This impressive moon-phase display needs adjustment only every 122 years.
The automatic Calibre 26 330 S QA LU running inside is visible through the sapphire case back. Stitching the look together is a brown calfskin strap with an embossed denim pattern and a rose gold prong buckle. For real, this is one of Patek’s most versatile releases this year.
The Complications Annual Calendar Ref. 4946R is another piece of evidence that Patek Philippe, as a brand, is beginning to see the value in offering timepieces to its female clients.
Specs:
- Case: 38mm
- Material: 18ct Rose gold
- Dial: Chestnut
- Bezel: 18ct Rose gold
- Bracelet: Chestnut Calfskin denim pattern strap
- Movement: Automatic, 26 330 S QA LU
- Power Reserve: 35-45 hours
- Water-Resistance: 30 metres
8. Cubitus Ref: 7128
Patek Philippe redefines ‘casual chic’ with the two new Cubitus models, measuring 40mm to suit all wrists. This medium-sized rose gold model comes with two references, differentiated by case and dials—an 18ct white gold Ref. 7128/1G with a Blue-Grey dial and an 18ct rose gold Ref. 7128/1R with a Brown dial.
Both Cubitus models retain the rounded rectangular case, horizontally embossed dials, and an integrated bracelet. For those who disliked the hefty proportions of the original 45mm Cubitus, this downsized model's versatile measurement is sure to appeal.
The striking contrast between vertical satin and polished finishes highlights the case's new geometry. The two sunburst dials with applied white gold hour markers and lumed hands offer maximum legibility, and the date window at 3 o’clock gets a luxury treatment with the white gold frame surrounding it.
Inside beats the self-winding 26 330 S C/434 Calibre, which supplies a power reserve of 35 to 45 hours. The matching gold bracelet, featuring Patek’s lockable adjustment system and the patented fold-over clasp, completes the look.
Specs:
- Case: 40mm
- Material: 18ct Rose gold (7128/1R)/ 18ct White Gold (7128/1G)
- Dial: Sunburst, Blue-Grey/Brown
- Bezel: 18ct Rose gold/ 18ct White Gold
- Bracelet: 18ct Rose gold/ 18ct White Gold
- Movement: Automatic, 26 330 S C/434
- Power Reserve: 35-45 hours
- Water-Resistance: 30 metres
9. Nautilus: Haute Joaillerie, Ref: 5811/1460G
Patek Philippe unveils a new Haute Joaillerie model that tastefully uses dazzling gems to enhance the iconic Nautilus design. The new Haute Joaillerie Nautilus Ref: 5811/1460G turns heads.
This high-jewellery version is set with over 1400 diamonds, arranged in brilliant and baguette cuts to follow the iconic Nautilus’ signature curves and facets. Indeed, the white gold case and bracelet are paved in a way that enhances the Nautilus silhouette. A row of baguette diamonds highlights the octagonal bezel, while the dial has rows of brilliant-cut diamonds to keep the shimmer going.
The watch features more than 19 carats of diamonds while maintaining its unmistakable proportions. This surely is one of the most extravagant versions of the Ref. 5811 to date.
Underneath all the dazzle runs the self-winding 26 330 S Calibre, with a stop-second and central seconds function for precise setting.
For those who believe that a sports watch can also be a true work of haute joaillerie, this new extravagant Nautilus is the one.
Specs:
- Case: 41mm
- Material: 18ct White gold, Paved with diamonds
- Dial: White Gold, Paved with diamonds
- Bezel: Paved with diamonds
- Bracelet: 18ct White gold, Paved with diamonds
- Movement: Automatic, 26 330 S
- Power Reserve: Minimum 45 hours
- Water-Resistance: 30 metres
10. Grand Complications: Desk Clock, Ref: 27000M
Well, it’s not a wristwatch, but it definitely might be the most poetic in Patek Philippe’s lineup this year. Patek Philippe returns to its rich heritage and draws inspiration from two historic timepieces delivered to notorious American collectors, James Ward Packard in 1923 and Henry Graves Jr. in 1927.
The Reference 27000M is a majestic, hand-finished silver desk clock powered by a movement that Patek took seven years to develop. It contains a whooping 912 components. This newly developed manually wound rectangular 86-135 PEND S IRM Q SE Calibre offers a week display, perpetual calendar, moon phases and jumping seconds. The three-series-coupled barrels provide an astonishing accuracy of +/-1 second per day.
What stands out is the sterling silver case, highlighted by panels of green flinqué Grand Feu enamel and a swirling guilloché design. The bezel and the upper panel showcase an engraved ‘rope’ motif. This exceptionally built clock borrows elements from the 1923 clock, such as the four corner-winged lions, which are picked in the form of yellow-gilt silver appliqués.
The silvery opaline dial highlights a centre power reserve display, jumping seconds, a date display, and the moon phase at 6 o’clock. Separate windows for day, month, day/night, and leap year indicators are also present. The time is read through a small offset sub-dial at 12 o’clock.
Under the hinged American walnut veneer cover, there’s a mechanical dashboard featuring a key for winding and setting, stop-second functionality, and five integrated pushers to adjust the calendar displays. This ingenious push-button panel system enables settings to be manipulated simply, intuitively, and conveniently.
A total of nine patents are filed for this creation.
Due to its accuracy and user-friendliness, this silver timepiece is worthy of a 21st-century timepiece.
Specs:
- Case: 164.6 x 125 mm
- Material: Sterling silver
- Dial: Silver opaline
- Bezel: Sterling silver
- Movement: Manually Wound, 86 135 PEND S IRM Q SE
- Power Reserve: 31 days
- Water-Resistance: NA
11. Complications: Calatrava Pilot Travel Time, Ref: 5524G-010
Patek gives its famous but controversial pilots watch a fresh face in 2025 with the release of the Calatrava Pilot Travel Time Ref. 5524G-010. This familiar reference now embraces a soft, vintage inflection and appears in 18ct white gold with a beautiful ivory lacquered dial and a khaki green strap.
Measuring 42mm in diameter, the main update seen in this newest version is the dial, a bold departure from the previous navy blue version. It has blackened white gold numerals filled with lume. The self-winding Calibre 26‑330 S C FUS is powering the watch, providing home and local time functionality via skeletonised and solid hour hands. The date, which is indicated by a hand on the sub-dial at 6 o’clock, adjusts automatically to the local time. The day/night indicator is placed at 9 and 3 o’clock with AM/PM indications local and home.
Thanks to the pair of pushers on the left side of the case, you can easily set the second time zone. Each has a patented safety-locking system to prevent accidental opening. The watch is fitted to a khaki green composite strap embossed with a textile pattern and equipped with a white gold clevis-style buckle.
Patek’s bold take on this travel watch definitely scores full marks for its modern-classic appearance.
Specs:
- Case: 42mm
- Material: 18ct White gold
- Dial: Ivory
- Bezel: 18ct White gold
- Bracelet: Khaki green with fabric pattern
- Movement: Automatic, 26 330 S C FUS
- Power Reserve: 35- 45 hours
- Water-Resistance: 30 metres
12. Nautilus, Ref: 7010
Patek Philippe plays with colour in the new Ladies Nautilus 7010 lineup in 2025, releasing two new white gold models in a stunning, vibrant shade of azure blue. Both the 7010G and 7010/1G models measure 32mm and have a lacquered azure blue ‘wave pattern’ dial with white gold numerals and hour markers with luminous coating and a bezel with 46 diamonds.
The porthole-inspired case is decorated with alternating satin-brushed and polished finishes. The main highlight of these ladies' Nautilus models is the rich blue dial, which nicely complements the white gold case. The 7010G has an azure blue fabric pattern strap, and the 7010/1G has a white gold bracelet with a lockable adjustment system and a patented fold-over clasp secured by four catches.
Like the other ladies' Nautilus models, both versions are operated on quartz movement.
Specs:
- Case: 32mm
- Material: 18ct White gold
- Dial: Lacquered Azure Blue ‘Wave Pattern’
- Bezel: 18ct White gold, Set with Diamonds
- Bracelet: White Gold bracelet (Ref. 7010/1G) / Azure Blue Fabric pattern strap (Ref. 7010G)
- Movement: Quartz, E 23 250 S C
- Battery Life: 3 years
- Water-Resistance: 30 metres
To Conclude With..
From grand complications to little tweaks, Patek Philippe in 2025 covers a wide range of territories to impress the anticipating crowd. Some pieces push technical boundaries, while others revisit history. A few, like the bejewelled Nautilus or the green enamel desk clock, go all-in on the visual impact. Plus, the brand focuses on its female clientele as well. Simply put, there’s a bit of everything for every collector.
Patek has a lot on our plate to talk about this year as every new release hits the mark. For collectors and connoisseurs alike, the Patek Philippe 2025 releases represent the next chapter of luxury watchmaking.
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