Patek Philippe At Watches And Wonders 2026 Part Two

For the sixth showing of Patek Philippe at Watches and Wonders following the demise of Baselworld in 2020, the Genevan giant had much to celebrate – including the 50th anniversary of its sporty Nautilus and 30 years of the annual calendar patent. In part one of our Patek Philippe Watches and Wonders releases, we showed the new creations and limited-edition Nautilus pieces in celebration of the half-centennial. But there were also 16 cool new line extensions to strike awe into the heart. So let’s dig in!

Patek Philippe Calatrava Minute Repeater Ref. 7047G-001

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In this watch, Patek Philippe unites contemporary styling with one of its most emblematic complications, the minute repeater. Its blue and orange design competes with the center of the dial, which features an embossed carbon fiber motif. This style originates in the surprising Reference 6007 of 2019, which was introduced to celebrate the opening of Patek Philippe’s new production facility.

Patek Philippe Ref. 7047G-001 comesin a white gold Calatrava case only 38 mm in diameter, which is incredibly wearable by anyone’s standard. It is powered by automatic Caliber R 27 PS, which is also notable in its ultra-thin profile, coming in at only 5.05 mm in height, and keeping the case svelte.

Patek Philippe Split-Seconds Chronograph Perpetual Calendar Ref. 5204G-010

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This is a new version of a watch that Patek Philippe calls a “grand complication” since it contains a split-seconds chronograph and a very legible perpetual calendar. It is powered by manually wound Caliber CHR 29-535 PS Q.

Its blue sunburst dial with luminescent details and red accents paired with a navy-blue composite strap with textile motif decorated with contrasting red stitching results in a sporty look that is decidedly fresh and youthful. The white gold case is understated and wearable at 40 x 14.3 mm.

Two Patek Philippe Annual Calendars

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To celebrate 30 years of the annual calendar patent, which Patek Philippe introduced in Reference 5035J-001 in 1996, the world’s first annual calendar wristwatch, the Genevan giant showed two new annual calendar models at the 2026 edition of Watches and Wonders.

Reference 4946G-001 is a rather fresh, contemporary-looking 38 x 11 mm white gold watch with denim styling on the calfskin strap with white stitching and a blue-gray dial with double vertical and horizontal satin-brushed finish that recalls shantung raw silk.

It is powered by automatic Caliber 26-330 S QA LU. Despite all the complicated goodness this movement contains, it maintains a very thin profile that is transferred to the watch as a whole.

Reference 5396R-016, on the other hand, is classically elegant with its sunburst sand-beige dial and 38.5 x 11.2 mm rose gold case. Powered by automatic Caliber 26-330 S QA LU 24H, it is likewise very thin for all the complication it contains.

Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar Chronograph Ref. 5270

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The new versions of this Patek Philippe perpetual calendar come in three dial colors with gradient coloring: charcoal grey sunburst dial with black gradient, blue with black gradient, red with black gradient – the latter is for me the standout color. All three are housed in a 41 x 12.4 mm platinum case with the brand-typical diamond set at 6 o’clock.

They are powered by manually wound Caliber CH 29-535 PS Q, introduced in 2011, which boasts six patents concerning the chronograph.

Patek Philippe In-Line Perpetual Calendar Ref. 5236P-011

This is a new version of the brand’s “in-line” perpetual calendar first introduced in 2021. It features a patented display of the day, date, and month in a single window at 12 o’clock for an elegant, pared-down look. New is the dial color, grey with silvery reflections, which is paired with an understated 41.3 x 11.07 mm platinum case. This svelte profile is possible thanks to automatic ultra-flat Caliber 31-260 PS QL, which uses a platinum micro rotor to wind.

Patek Philippe Ref 7129J-001 Worldtimer

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Patek Philippe introduced a new version of its classic worldtimer in a very bright and beautiful carmine-red lacquer dial housed in a 36 x 8.83 mm yellow gold case that anyone can easily and proudly wear. The handmade basketweave guilloché decoration is an absolute cherry on top.

This automatic watch is powered by Caliber 240 HU with its 1999 patent that sees all the world time displays corrected by one push of the button at 10 o’clock.

Patek Philippe Calatrava Reference 5227G-015

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This watch is Patek Philippe’s answer to modern simplicity revisited. In its 39 x 9.24 mm white gold case with a rose-gilt opaline dial with applied hour markers and faceted dauphine hands in charcoal-grey it cuts a striking figure.

The vintage-style officer case back protects the sapphire crystal on the back thanks to an invisible hinge. Opening the lid reveals a view of automatic Caliber 26-330 S C.

Patek Philippe Golden Ellipse Jumbo and Medium in olive green

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The Golden Ellipse, launched in 1968, is as popular now as it ever was. And at the 2026 Watches and Wonders, Patek Philippe launched two new versions of it with olive green sunburst dials: Reference 5738G-001 (Jumbo) and Reference 3738/100G-014 (Medium) come in elliptical white gold cases measuring 34.5 x 39.5 mm (Jumbo) and 31.1 x 35.6 mm for the Medium size, which is being reintroduced to the collection this year. They come on shiny olive-green calfskin leather straps with contrasting cream-colored stitching.

Ultra-thin automatic Caliber 240 with an off-center micro rotor in 22-karat gold ensures a watch height of only 5.99 mm. These are the thinnest models in the current Patek Phillipe collection.

Two versions of Patek Philippe Ref. 7200-50G-012 Calatrava

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Patek Philippe also introduced two new versions of the Ref. 7200 Calatrava: one with an ice-blue sunburst dial (Ref .7200/50G-012) on ice-blue alligator strap with pearlescent finish and one in a sand-beige (Ref. 7200/50G-001) sunburst dial on a matching strap. Originally launched in 2013, this has become a popular model for women thanks to its officer-style 34.6 x 7.37 mm white gold case with hinged lid.

It is powered by automatic ultra-thin automatic Caliber 240 with an off-center micro rotor in 22-karat gold.

For more of Patek Philippe’s new watches from Watches and Wonders 2026, be sure to see part one at this link.