Patek Philippe
Patek Philippe is a the last family-owned Genevan luxury watch manufacturer founded in 1839 by Antoni Patek, Adrien Philippe and Franciszek Czapek.
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Patek Philippe
Official website of the last family-owned Genevan luxury watch manufacturer. Enter the Patek Philippe universe to discover our watches, savoir-faire and news.
The last family-owned Genevan luxury watch manufacturer.
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owners@patek.com?subject=PatekPhilippeMagazine
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2009
Thierry Stern becomes president of Patek Philippe. Launch of the CH 29-535 PS movement integrated into the Ladies First Chronograph.
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2006
Opening of the renovated rue du Rhône salons in Geneva.
2005
Launch of the Annual Calendar Ref. 5250 with the first escape wheel for a Swiss lever escapement made from a revolutionary new silicon-based material.
2003
Patek Philippe introduces the 10-Day Tourbillon
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2001
Launch of the most complicated Patek Philippe wristwatch with a double face: the Sky Moon Tourbillon. Opening of the Patek Philippe Museum in Geneva.
2000
Launch of the Star Caliber 2000 to mark the millennium.
1999
Launch of the first Twenty~4
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1997
Launch of the Aquanaut collection
1996
Patek Philippe moves into a new production facility in Plan-les-Ouates, Geneva.
1993
Philippe Stern becomes president of Patek Philippe. Launch of the Gondolo collection (Ref. 5024 shown).
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1993
Philippe Stern becomes president of Patek Philippe.
1989
Launch of the Calibre 89 to mark 150 years of Patek Philippe. With 33 complications, it has the most ever in a portable timepiece.
1985
Launch of the ultra-thin Ref. 3940 perpetual calendar.
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1976
Launch of the first Nautilus sports watch: Ref. 3700/1 in steel.
1968
Launch of the first Golden Ellipse: Ref. 3548.
1962
A Patek Philippe tourbillon movement achieves the still unbeaten world timekeeping precision record for a mechanical watch, at the Geneva Observatory.
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1958
Henri Stern becomes president of Patek Philippe.
1956
The company makes the first all-electronic clock.
1944
Patek Philippe wins a record number of first prizes for precision in the Geneva Observatory competition.
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1941
Patek Philippe begins regular production of perpetual calendar wristwatches (Ref. 1526 shown).
1933
Patek Philippe creates the “Graves” supercomplication pocket watch, No. 198 385, for Henry Graves Jr.
1932
Brothers Jean and Charles Henri Stern invest in Patek, Philippe & Cie. Launch of the first Calatrava: Ref. 96.
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1925
Patek Philippe creates its first wristwatch with perpetual calendar, No. 97 975.
1923
Patek Philippe sells the first split-seconds chronograph wristwatch, No. 124 824.
1916
Patek Philippe produces the first complicated ladies’ wristwatch with a five-minute repeater, No. 174 603.
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1851
The company name becomes Patek, Philippe & Cie –Fabricants à Genève.The Great Exhibition takes place in London. England’s Queen Victoria is among those who admire the world’s first keyless watches.
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