About Pocket Watches

With a rich heritage dating back to the 19th century, the Pocket Watches line exemplifies the brand’s versatility in achieving horological excellence. These exquisite timepieces, crafted from precious metals like gold and platinum, often feature intricate hand-engraved details, guilloché patterns, and gem-setting that elevate them to works of art. Beyond their aesthetic appeal, many of these pocket watches are equipped with complications such as minute repeaters, perpetual calendars, and tourbillons, showcasing Patek Philippe’s technical mastery. Powered by in-house mechanical movements, they offer the wearer Patek Philippe’s trademark accuracy and reliability, with an air of nostalgic elegance. Though wristwatches have largely replaced them in modern use, Patek Philippe continues to produce limited editions, keeping the tradition alive and creating a passionate collector’s market. Vintage models, like the legendary Henry Graves Supercomplication, are in particularly high demand and can command tens of millions of dollars in resale.