Sell watch Patek Philippe

Patek Philippe, founded in Geneva in 1839, is unanimously considered the most prestigious watch manufacturer in the world. The house's motto — 'You never actually own a Patek Philippe, you merely look after it for the next generation' — perfectly illustrates the heritage value of these timepieces. Selling a Patek Philippe watch is one of the most profitable operations on the watch market as certain models resell for 3 to 10 times above retail.

The Nautilus, designed by Gerald Genta in 1976, has become the most desirable watch on the planet. The reference 5711/1A (blue dial, steel bracelet) was discontinued in 2021, triggering an explosion in prices on the secondary market. To sell your Patek Philippe Nautilus, valuations are exceptional — it is the Holy Grail for collectors.

The Aquanaut, a sportier and younger version of the Nautilus, the Calatrava (the quintessential classic dress watch) and the Complications (annual calendar, chronograph, minute repeater) complete the range. Every Patek Philippe is a horological masterpiece — movements are hand-finished to the most exacting standards in the industry.

To value your Patek Philippe watch, the exact reference, case condition (unpolished), dial, bracelet and the presence of the full set (wooden box, certificate of origin 'Extract from the Archives', leather pouch) are the determining criteria. A Patek Philippe Extract adds significantly to the value.

To sell your Patek Philippe at the best price, gather the full set: lacquered wooden box, certificate of origin, Extract from the Archives (historical document from the manufacture), leather pouch, manual and receipt. The Patek Philippe full set can add 20 to 40% to the resale value.

Our expert watchmakers evaluate each Patek Philippe based on reference, calibre (movement), case and dial condition, date of last service and rarity. The valuation of your Patek Philippe is free at HAUTANE with an offer within 4 hours.