Patek Philippe is a splendid example of the legacy of an extraordinarily rich watchmaking heritage: the Geneva-based Manufacture perpetuates a tradition of excellence in which creativity fuels technical innovation and each creation combines aesthetic rigor and watchmaking mastery.
Worthy interpreter of the tradition of the Patek Philippe timepieces with astronomical displays, the Ref.6105G-001 offers an innovative reinterpretation of the genre. This model, with a 47 mm diameter white gold case and a bold, contemporary design, features a dial depicting the map of the sky as seen from Geneva and is the Manufacture's first wristwatch to display sunrise and sunset times. Caliber 240 C LU CL LCSO integrates an ingenious patented system that allows the time and sunrise/sunset indications to be simultaneously corrected when switching between standard and summer time. The fruit of over five years of development, this self-winding movement has resulted in six patents.
Patek Philippe also enriches the Cubitus collection with the first grand complication of this family. The new Cubitus with perpetual calendar Ref. 5840P-001 combines a classic complication with a bold contemporary aesthetic, in a large platinum case (45 mm diameter).
The openworked blue dial, inspired by the collection's signature horizontal motif, with its finely cut blades, reveals with a refined depth effect the plate and bridges of the square-shaped skeleton movement, the calibre 28-28 Q SQU.
The alarm function returns to the forefront with the new Ref. 5322G, equipped with a 24-hour alarm and date display, allowing you to easily remember an appointment or a significant moment. The timepiece, with a resolutely contemporary design, combines a 41 mm diameter white gold case with a “Clous de Paris” guilloché middle with a textured and lacquered dial that combines modernity and readability. The alarm of the caliber AL 30 660 S The self-winding C plays elegantly thanks to the hammer striking a classic tone.
Patek Philippe celebrates its watchmaking tradition by offering an immersive experience in its universe and its history in the heart of Milan, on the occasion of the 7th edition of the Watch Art Grand ExhibitionFor this seventh international event, the Manufacture has chosen one of its historic markets: Italy. From October 2 to 18, 2026, the public and enthusiasts will be able to immerse themselves in the universe of Geneva's last independent, family-run Manufacture, within a space spanning over 2.500 m²: a journey behind the scenes at Patek Philippe. The largest exhibition ever organized by the Maison will be accompanied by the launch of several limited editions. This seventh edition will be held in the historic CityOval building (formerly Palazzo delle Scintille), on Piazza Sei Febbraio, from October 2 to 18, 2026, including weekends. The event is open to the public; admission is free. Reservations are recommended. The booking platform will open on April 14, 2026.
