Patek Philippe Pocket Watches

Long before wristwatches existed, the pocket watch was where Patek made its name, and it's one of the few houses that still makes them. For its first hundred years this was the main event, the canvas on which Patek proved it could build the finest watches in the world. Today the collection is small and precious-metal only, a handful of open-face pieces in white, yellow, and rose gold that carry the tradition forward. They're often where Patek shows off its rare handcrafts too, hand-engraving and miniature enamel work you won't find anywhere else in the catalog. For a direct link to the watchmaking that built the legend, nothing else comes closer.