Every Patek Philippe Watch Launched at Watches & Wonders 2025



Every year Patek Philippe releases a slew of new Grand Complication and Complication watches, and 2025 is no exception. From new versions of the Quadruple Complication, Calatrava 8-Day, Twenty-4, and more, there’s a lot to dig into. Plus there’s the first expansion of the much-discussed Cubitus collection. Let’s take a look.

Quadruple Complication Ref. 5308G-001
The Patek Philippe Quadruple Complication technically debuted in 2023 as part of the Tokyo Big Sight, but now it’s making its debut as part of Patek Philippe’s regular collection in a new colorway. The four functions that make up the Quadruple Complication are a minute repeater with striking time, a perpetual calendar, a chronograph, and then a chronograph again, as Patek Philippe counts the split-seconds chronograph as two.

It features a beautiful ice blue dial with dark blue accents on the hands, hour markers, and moonphase. It’s protected by a 42mm white gold case, which is large but definitely not massive considering the amount of mechanics packed inside.

Grand Complication Ref. 5370R
While you may recognize the display of the Grand Complication Ref. 5370R from previous split-seconds chronographs, this is the first time the model is available in a rose gold case. To commemorate the adoption of this luxurious material, it also features a brown Grand Feu enamel dial surrounded by a beige tachymeter scale. It reminds me of a warm cup of cappuccino, which is something I really want to drink right now.

Through the exhibition caseback, you can admire the beautiful movement of the manual-winding CHR 29‑535 PS movement, which has polished edges and Geneva waves.

Grand Complication Ref. 6159G
Sapphire dials have been in the spotlight lately, and Patek Philippe is a rare brand indeed to have followed this trend, along with brands such as Bell & Ross and Christopher Ward. The Patek Philippe’s dial is more interesting, though, showing off the inner workings of the perpetual calendar movement. You can see rotating discs for the day of the week, month, leap year, and moon phases. It also shows off the mechanism of the retrograde date function in the center of the dial.

Aesthetically, it features a 39.5mm white gold case with a hobnail guilloché bezel. As for the price, you’re looking at £100,920.

Complications Calatrava 8-Day Ref. 5328G-001
The Calatrava 8-Day Ref. 5328G-001 is powered by a new movement, the catchily named 31‑505 8J PS IRM CI J. This watch is hand-wound and features an instantaneous day/date function and an 8-day power reserve with an indicator. This watch is very nice looking, with a grained blue dial and syringe-style hands. The case is made of white gold, with a diameter of 41mm and a hobnail guilloché finish around the outer edge.

Through the caseback, you can admire the Côtes de Genève finish. It would have been nice to see the dual-powered barrels, but that's just a minor comment.

Complications Calatrava Pilot Travel Time Ref. 5524G
A new interpretation of the Calatrava Pilot Travel Time is now available. This watch features a 42mm white gold case with a new ivory dial. I really like the smooth lacquer texture paired with large luminous Arabic numerals. The soft off-white color makes it look like a vintage pilot's watch that has faded from years of wear on rugged adventures. The travel time complication acts as a dual time zone indicator by having two 12-hour hands.

I know Patek Philippe is supposed to be high-end and luxurious, but a more understandable steel version of its pilot's watch would be welcome.

Complications Ref. 4946R
Patek Philippe has introduced a unisex version of its annual calendar watch in rose gold. The watch in question is the Complications Ref. 4946R, which is 38 mm in diameter and has no gemstones. But what really catches the eye is the linen-style dial with a soft cross-graining that looks stunning. The gold Arabic numerals complement the gold markings on the calendar subdials and the railway minute scale.

The movement inside is the 26-330 S QA LU, an annual calendar movement. This means that it only needs to be adjusted once a year, at the end of February.

Twenty-four Perpetual Calendar
For the first time in Patek Philippe's history, the Twenty-4 collection is equipped with a perpetual calendar. Originally designed as Patek Philippe's women's collection, the Twenty-4 is sized 36 mm, made of rose gold and without diamonds, making it a unisex watch for those who appreciate vintage proportions. There are two dials to choose from: a linen-textured white dial or a sunray-brushed green dial.

Inside is the ultra-thin 240 Q movement, with hours, minutes, day, date, month, leap year, moon phases, and a 24-hour indicator. As the first complication from the Twenty-4, it certainly stands out.

Cubitus Ref. 7128
The first expansion of the Cubitus family is now available, and Patek Philippe is clearly hoping it will have the same success as the Nautilus 5811. The 7128/1G-001 in particular bears similarities, as it features a new blue dial and white gold construction to match the 5711's successor. There is also a second version of the Cubitus, called the Ref. 7128/1R-001, which features rose gold and a brown dial.

While the Cubitus has not yet reached the heights of the Nautilus' popularity with collectors, it is certainly a hit among Patek Philippe's celebrity clients. I'm still not sure if the rectangular model is the next iconic watch. And Gerald Charles has already beaten him to the punch.

Calatrava Ref. 6196P
Sometimes it’s a pleasure to step away from the noise of crazy complications and appreciate the beauty of the simplest, most refined watchmaking. That’s the beauty of Calatrava, and the 6196P does it with effortless elegance. It’s made of platinum, has a diameter of 38mm, and a polished bezel that exudes a high shine. The dial is a salmon rose gilded milky white hue, which shows simplicity and cleanliness.

Nautilus for Women
Three Nautili watches for women from Patek Philippe have also been released. Among them is the Ref. 5811 all-diamond watch in white gold with an ice pattern on the dial, bezel and bracelet. Technically, it’s a unisex watch due to its 41mm size, which I can imagine some hip-hop artists would like. There are also two 32mm models, both with diamond bezels and bright blue dials.