Category: Patek Philippe replica Watches
Patek Philippe category
Nautilus Aquanaut Grand Complications Calatrava Complications Grand Complications Perpetual Calendar Aquanaut Automatic Aquanaut Chronograph 42.2mm Aquanaut JUMBO Automatic 42.2mm Aquanaut Ladies Aquanaut Luce Automatic 38.8mm Calatrava Automatic Calatrava Ladies Automatic Calatrava Manual Wind 39mm Complications Annual Calendar Golden Ellipse Nautilus Perpetual Calendar Twenty 4 Automatic 36mm Twenty-4
Patek Philippe Watches: The History
Credited with making the first wristwatch in 1898, Patek Philippe was originally launched under a different name. Francois Czapek, a watchmaker, and Antoine Norbert de Patek, a businessman created Patek, Czapek & Cie in Geneva. Eventually, they parted ways and Czapek founded Czapek & Cie with a new partner, Juliusz Gruzewski. On the other hand, Patek forged a partnership with French watchmaker Adrien Philippe, the inventor of the keyless winding mechanism, and started making timepieces under the new company name Patek & Cie in 1845. On January 1, 1851, the company's name was officially changed to Patek, Philippe & Cie. The original watch crafted by Patek Philippe included a split-seconds hand, perpetual calendar, minute repeater and chronograph. For a company considered new and up-and-coming, this was an impressive feat at the time. In 1932, the company was purchased by the Stern family, and Patek has evolved and come quite a far way from its humble beginnings. In fact, in 2002 alone, the company produced more than 40,000 watches. Today, Patek Philippe watches are still sold for high prices due to their intricate mechanical features and unique look, evident in their Complications and Grand Complications collections a master class in horological complexities and artful design.
Patek Philippe Watch Collections
Nautilus
Launched in 1976, the Nautilus is the epitome of the luxury sport category. This model is known for its ingenious horizontally embossed dial and porthole construction of its case. Browse iconic models like the Nautilus 5711.
Aquanaut
Known for its salt water and UV resistant tropical strap, the Aquanaut was introduced in 1997. Inspired by the Nautilus, this octagon shaped watch was released as a more casual and colorful alternative.
Calatrava
Elegant and classic, the Calatrava is Patek Philippe's renowned line of simplistic dress watches. Since its introduction in 1932, this timeless watch design has endured over 80 years.
Grand Complications
This collection is home to some of the most prestigious watches in the luxury market. Discover horological complications from the brand's signature minute repeaters and perpetual calendars, to impressive tourbillons and split-second chronographs.
Complications
Presenting an array of unrivaled timepieces with useful and hand-crafted complications, this collection features Annual Calendars, dual time zones, and World Time displays.
Gondolo
Known for its rectangular, tonneau, or cushion-shaped cases, the first Gondolo wrist watches were introduced in the early 1920s. Since its introduction, this collection has evolved into contemporary ladies watches.
Top Grade Swiss Patek Philippe Replica Watches For Sale Replica Watches
Patek Philippe represents the highest level of Swiss watchmaking. The Patek brand and Calatrava seal represent the highest standards of workmanship and quality; Patek Philippe produces the finest mechanical timepieces in the world like the Aquanaut Travel-Time 5164A and the Grand Complications 5140P . Patek Philippe's Men's collection includes Calatrava, Nautilus, Aquanaut, andGondolo - all available in a range from time-only styles to grand complications including perpetual calendars and minute repeaters. Patek Philippe also offers a comprehensive selection of quartz and mechanical watches for women. The automatic and quartz Twenty-4 collection is the popular selection for ladies. WatchBox offers the world's best collection of Certified Pre-Owned Patek Philippe watches backed by our Global WatchBox warranty and our WatchBox concierge service.Patek Philippe Watches: The History
Credited with making the first wristwatch in 1898, Patek Philippe was originally launched under a different name. Francois Czapek, a watchmaker, and Antoine Norbert de Patek, a businessman created Patek, Czapek & Cie in Geneva. Eventually, they parted ways and Czapek founded Czapek & Cie with a new partner, Juliusz Gruzewski. On the other hand, Patek forged a partnership with French watchmaker Adrien Philippe, the inventor of the keyless winding mechanism, and started making timepieces under the new company name Patek & Cie in 1845. On January 1, 1851, the company's name was officially changed to Patek, Philippe & Cie. The original watch crafted by Patek Philippe included a split-seconds hand, perpetual calendar, minute repeater and chronograph. For a company considered new and up-and-coming, this was an impressive feat at the time. In 1932, the company was purchased by the Stern family, and Patek has evolved and come quite a far way from its humble beginnings. In fact, in 2002 alone, the company produced more than 40,000 watches. Today, Patek Philippe watches are still sold for high prices due to their intricate mechanical features and unique look, evident in their Complications and Grand Complications collections a master class in horological complexities and artful design.
Patek Philippe Watch Collections
Nautilus
Launched in 1976, the Nautilus is the epitome of the luxury sport category. This model is known for its ingenious horizontally embossed dial and porthole construction of its case. Browse iconic models like the Nautilus 5711.
Aquanaut
Known for its salt water and UV resistant tropical strap, the Aquanaut was introduced in 1997. Inspired by the Nautilus, this octagon shaped watch was released as a more casual and colorful alternative.
Calatrava
Elegant and classic, the Calatrava is Patek Philippe's renowned line of simplistic dress watches. Since its introduction in 1932, this timeless watch design has endured over 80 years.
Grand Complications
This collection is home to some of the most prestigious watches in the luxury market. Discover horological complications from the brand's signature minute repeaters and perpetual calendars, to impressive tourbillons and split-second chronographs.
Complications
Presenting an array of unrivaled timepieces with useful and hand-crafted complications, this collection features Annual Calendars, dual time zones, and World Time displays.
Gondolo
Known for its rectangular, tonneau, or cushion-shaped cases, the first Gondolo wrist watches were introduced in the early 1920s. Since its introduction, this collection has evolved into contemporary ladies watches.