Patek Philippe’s complex feature 42mm wristwatches

PATEK PHILIPPE is a Swiss watch brand officially named by Antoine Norbert de Patek and Jean Adrian Philippe in 1851. In 1868, Patek Philippe created the first Swiss watch for the Hungarian Countess Kosovitz; In 1910, he created the "Duke of Regal" Westminster Abbey bell pocket watch; In 1916, the first complex functional women's watch equipped with a five minute timer was launched; In 1923, the first dual second needle tracking chronograph was sold; In 1925, the first perpetual calendar watch was created; In 1932, the first Calatrava series watch was launched; In 1956, the first fully electronic clock was launched; From 1968 to 2018, the Golden Ellipse series, Nautilus series, Gondolo series, Aquanaut series, and Twenty-4 series watches were successively launched. According to the official website of Patek Philippe, the brand has a series of products including super complex function timepieces, complex function timepieces, Calatrava, Gondolo, Golden Ellipse, Nautilus, Aquanaut, Twenty-4, pocket watches, and rare craft series. Super complex feature series The complex watchmaking process is the ultimate test of the professional knowledge of designers and the exquisite skills of watchmakers. Patek Philippe is proficient in manufacturing techniques for various complex functions and successfully manufactured two of the world's most complex portable timepieces in the 20th century. Each timepiece is the crystallization of the craftsmanship skills of generations of watchmakers. Complex Function Hour Meter Series The "complex function" in watchmaking refers to other functions of a mechanical watch besides time display and simple date display. Patek Philippe adheres to the tradition of focusing on daily practical functions of complex watches, providing complex functions such as calendar, dual time zone time and world time. CALATRAVA series Calatrava has simple lines and is considered a classic round watch, as well as one of the outstanding representatives of Patek Philippe style. Ultimate elegance, classic timelessness, understated perfection, Calatrava is the beloved of generations of watch enthusiasts. GONDOLO series Rectangular, barrel shaped, and cushion shaped, the Gondolo series combines most of Patek Philippe's non circular watch styles. The rugged lines, classic style, and simple geometric shapes are a modern interpretation of the style of the decorative art era, which was also one of Patek Philippe's golden years. By launching Gondolo, Patek Philippe cleverly integrates modernism and reinterprets classic styles from its historical heritage. These classic watch styles are all displayed in the Patek Philippe Museum and are highly respected. GOLDEN ELLIPSE series An oval case between a circle and a rectangle, with a blue gold dial, a gold pointer, and a time mark floating within it. The Patek Philippe Golden Ellipse, launched in 1968, is a bold breakthrough in traditional watch styling. However, this innovative watch is not only in line with fashion trends, but also has an inherent sense of harmony and beauty, which is very pleasing to the eye. Its design conforms to the "golden ratio" discovered by ancient Greek mathematicians. 1: The golden ratio of 1.6181 is the basic ratio followed by many of the greatest works in the history of art and architecture. NAUTILUS series Nautilus has a rounded octagonal bezel, a delicate and unique porthole case, and a dial adorned with horizontal horizontal embossed patterns, perfectly embodying the elegant style of sports watches since its release in 1976. Forty years have passed, and this series now features a rich range of men's and women's watch designs, made of stainless steel, rose gold, platinum, or a combination of two colors, showcasing the most vibrant lifestyle with unparalleled delicacy. AQUANAUT series The Aquanaut released in 1997 was a sensation. It is such a young and surprising design. The round octagonal case is inspired by Nautilus. The unique 'Tropical' strap is made of a new type of composite material, which is durable and resistant to seawater erosion and ultraviolet radiation. TWENTY~4 series The Twenty-4 series, born in 1999, is the embodiment of women's eternal elegance. This series of watches is exquisitely designed for modern women who are positive and upward, aiming to blend into every moment of their lives. This series features diamond rose gold and stainless steel styles, which complement the simple and fashionable professional attire and elegant evening dress. The newly launched Twenty-4 automatic mechanical watch in 2018 enriches and completes the existing watch series. For the first time, it features a circular case and a Caliber 324 S C automatic winding movement equipped with a date window and a central second hand. pocket watch Pocket watches have always been the main stage for Patek Philippe to showcase rare craftsmanship. Even after wristwatches replaced pocket watches, the latter still brought joy to rare timepiece connoisseurs. As the guardian of advanced watchmaking techniques, Patek Philippe continues the tradition of producing small quantities of pocket watches. Their artistic beauty always surges with charming charm. These timepieces equipped with manual winding movements follow the strict requirements of Patek Philippe's imprint in terms of process and timing accuracy during the production process. Rare Craft Series Patek Philippe inherits the excellent watchmaking tradition of Geneva and is committed to inheriting and promoting the time-honored decorative techniques, showcasing the unique and colorful charm of these rare crafts. Contains techniques such as fine wood inlay, gemstone inlay, carving patterns, enamel, carving, etc.