Patek Philippe adds two new references to its Cubitus collection, each measuring 40mm in diameter and measuring 100mm in diameter, tailored to fit any wrist. The 7128/1G features a white gold case and bracelet with a blue-grey sunray dial featuring a horizontally coined finish, while the 7128/1R is enhanced by alternating vertical satin-brushed and polished finishes on its rose gold case and bracelet, sporting an elegant brown dial. Inside their cases ticks the self-winding Calibre 26-330 SC/434 with a date aperture and central seconds hand.

The Calatrava collection, born in 1932, reflects the quintessence of timeless elegance and is a perfect emblem of Patek Philippe's style. The 6196P addition for 2025 stands out with its rose gold opaline dial with applied white gold "obus" indexes, giving it a vintage touch. The 38 mm diameter polished platinum case, with its finishes on the bezel and lugs, perfectly matches the glossy chocolate brown alligator leather strap. The manually wound caliber 30-255 PS has a 65-hour power reserve with a small seconds subdial.

Conceived for the feminine wrist, the Twenty-4 collection was introduced in 1999 with the aim of becoming a symbol of elegance for women. In 2018, the manufacture expanded the collection with round-case versions and self-winding calibers. For 2025, the 7340/1R with an olive-green sunburst dial and the 7340/1R with a vertical and horizontal double-brushed silver dial are the first complications in the Twenty-4 collection to incorporate a perpetual calendar, one of Patek Philippe's most iconic grand complications. Furthermore, they are the first to be without set diamonds, marking a significant shift in the collection's design. Both feature 36 mm diameter rose gold cases and a rose gold bracelet with a patented folding clasp secured by four independent anchor points.

The 5370P-001 was first introduced in 2015 with a platinum case and black dial. Five years later, in 2020, the 5370P-011 was launched with a blue dial and the same material. In this Watches and Wonders 2025 edition, it is presented for the first time with a 41 mm rose gold case and a Grand Feu enameled dial combined with two shades of brown and beige. The manually wound Calibre CHR 29-535 PS is housed within, featuring seven patented innovations and a redesigned split-seconds chronograph mechanism. The glossy dark brown alligator strap perfectly matches the case and dial.

The 5370P-001 was first introduced in 2015 with a platinum case and black dial. Five years later, in 2020, the 5370P-011 was launched with a blue dial and the same material. In this Watches and Wonders 2025 edition, it is presented for the first time with a 41 mm rose gold case and a Grand Feu enameled dial combined with two shades of brown and beige. The manually wound Calibre CHR 29-535 PS is housed within, featuring seven patented innovations and a redesigned split-seconds chronograph mechanism. The glossy dark brown alligator strap perfectly matches the case and dial.

Calatrava watch cases are always round, perfectly reflecting the circular architecture of the movement. At the same time, their dials embody the clarity and legibility of the time indications. True to these principles, the new reference 5328G masterfully integrates a new complication without losing functionality: the instantaneous day and date display. The Caliber 31-505 8J PS IRM CI J incorporates several technical innovations, such as the Silinvar Pulsomax escapement and two barrels that allow for an eight-day power reserve. The 41 mm diameter round white gold case is distinguished by Patek Philippe's signature Clous de Paris guilloché motif. It comes with two interchangeable straps: one in navy blue calfskin and textile, assembled in-house, and an additional taupe grained calfskin.

The Calatrava Pilot collection began in 2015 with the launch of the 5524G model. In this Watches and Wonders 2025 edition, Patek Philippe launches the reference 5524G-010, featuring an elegant vintage-style lacquered ivory dial and a khaki green bracelet. The Calatrava Pilot Travel Time is a very different watch from the rest of the collections, mainly due to its functionality-oriented design, conceived to meet the needs of frequent travelers. Inside the 42mm white gold case is the self-winding Calibre 26-330 SC FUS, with an easy-to-use second time zone and date display.

Patek Philippe presents a version of its renowned annual calendar watch, now in an elegant 38 mm diameter rose gold case without diamonds, designed to fit comfortably on any wrist. The warm hue of rose gold is combined with a brown dial decorated with a double vertical and horizontal satin finish, evoking the texture of wild shantung silk. This model is complemented by a brown calfskin strap decorated with a denim-like design and a rose gold buckle. The Calibre 26-330 S QA LU, created and patented by Patek Philippe in 1996, is a testament to technical innovation: it indicates the day, date, and month, and only requires manual correction once a year, at the end of February.