Patek Philippe d'occasion watches
Nautilus, Aquanaut, Calatrava or grand complication: give us the reference you are looking for, and Monogram will search for it and inspect it before presenting it to you.
Nautilus, Aquanaut, Calatrava or grand complication: give us the reference you are looking for, and Monogram will search for it and inspect it before presenting it to you.
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Describe the piece you want: our experts search for it through their network of collectors and consignors, authenticate it in Paris, then offer it to you with no obligation. Reserved for customers with a Monogram account.
Patek Philippe: alerts and valuation
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Authenticated pieces to discover
Patek Philippe
Born in Geneva in 1839 as Patek, Czapek & Cie, the house took its current name after the arrival of watchmaker Jean Adrien Philippe, whom Antoine Norbert de Patek met in 1844; it is now run by the Stern family. Since 2009, its mechanical watches have carried the Patek Philippe Seal, an in-house quality label that applies to the entire watch.
Most sought-after collections
- Nautilus: designed by Gérald Genta in 1976; references 5711, 5712, 5726, 5980, 5990.
- Aquanaut: launched in 1997, with "tropical" dial and strap; references 5164, 5167, 5968.
- Calatrava: the house's round dress watch since 1932.
- Complications and grand complications: annual calendar, world time, perpetual calendar.
What drives value
- The reference and its status: the Nautilus 5711/1A was discontinued in 2021.
- The metal (steel, rose gold, white gold, platinum) and the dial colour.
- Whether the original certificate or a Patek Philippe archive extract is included.
- The condition of the case and the integrated bracelet, especially on the Nautilus.
Price benchmarks are published on the Value page: they are market estimates, not sale prices.
Authentication checkpoints
- Movement and case numbers matching the documents.
- Presence of the Patek Philippe Seal on recent pieces.
- Movement finishing, when the caseback is transparent.
- Inspection by a watchmaker before any offer.
None of these signs is enough on its own to guarantee authenticity: features vary across years and references. Every piece is examined as a whole by our experts before any offer.
How to describe your search
- Give the full reference (e.g. 5167A) if you know it.
- Specify your requirements for the box, certificate or archive extract.
- Let us know if you are flexible on the year of production.
La maison Patek Philippe en un regard
- Fondation
- 1839
- Origine
- Genève, Suisse
- Savoir-faire
- Haute Horlogerie, Complications
- Signature
- Patek Philippe Seal, hand-finishing, exceptional complications
Patek Philippe is a Swiss watch manufacture founded in Geneva in 1839 by Antoine Norbert de Patek and François Czapek, joined by Adrien Philippe in 1845. The last great independent family-owned watch manufacture, Patek Philippe is unanimously considered the pinnacle of global watchmaking. The Patek Philippe Seal guarantees a quality superior to industry standards, with a lifetime service for every watch.
100% integrated manufacture, hand-finishing, lifetime guarantee
Atelier Patek Philippe
Valeur dans le temps
Nautilus and Aquanaut: waiting lists of several years, 50-200% premium on the secondary market.
Modèles fondateurs de Patek Philippe
Nautilus — 1976
An icon of sport chic designed by Gérald Genta in 1976.
Aquanaut — 1997
A modern and sporty version of the Nautilus.
The essence of classic elegance, round and refined.
Patek Philippe: every piece we offer is one of a kind, appraised then photographed in our Paris workshops before going online. A collectible watch is judged on the consistency of its overall condition: unpolished case, original dial and serviced movement.
How to authenticate
- Case and movement numbers consistent with each other and with the reference
- Calibre opened in workshop: original finishes, engravings and parts
- Original dial and hands, homogeneous lume, no repainting
- Strap, deployant buckle and links stamped by the manufacturer
Buy with confidence at Monogram Paris
Every item leaves our workshops with its certificate of authenticity, invoice, and original box, if available. Secure payment, 10% reservation possible, insured delivery within 10 to 14 working days, and a dedicated concierge service to source hard-to-find models.
Frequently asked questions — Buying Patek Philippe
How is the authenticity of a Patek Philippe piece guaranteed?
Each piece is examined by our panel of experts (AI-assisted Entrupy analysis, complemented by a manual review from a watchmaker). Stitching, hardware, markings, date code, and accessories are checked one by one. A Monogram Paris certificate of authenticity is provided to the buyer.
What is the delivery time?
Shipping within 10 to 14 working days after authentication, insured door-to-door (UPS, Chronopost). Free delivery for purchases over 1 000 €; personal handover possible in Paris by appointment.
Can I pay in instalments?
Yes. Interest-free payment in 3 instalments is offered for baskets up to 5 000 € (subject to eligibility); beyond this, payment is made by credit card or bank transfer. Apple Pay and Google Pay are also accepted.
What is the returns policy?
As each piece is unique and authenticated, returns are not accepted except in cases of hidden defect or proven non-conformity. Before any purchase, our advisor will answer your questions, share additional photos, and arrange a video call if you wish (contact@monogramparis.com).
Why choose Monogram Paris for a Patek Philippe piece?
A rigorous selection of unique pieces available immediately — without boutique waiting lists — at prices generally below new. Professional authentication, certificate provided to the buyer, concierge and after-sales service in French in Paris.