Patek, Czapek & Cie's first pocket watches, No. 63, No.64 and No.65, were bought by Madame Goscinska in 1839. Today, Patek Philippe continues to make a rare few complicated and simple pocket watches to display Geneva's great watchmaking tradition and the brand's own heritage.
Today, The Patek Philippe Museum showcases the most extensive collection of Patek Philippe watches in existence. This collection includes an array of sixteenth- and seventeenth-century masterpieces alongside an exceptional selection of enamelled pocket watches, including one of only two existing pocket watches known to have been decorated by the master enameller Jean II Toutin.
For further information on the Pocket Watches collection, please contact our Wilmslow showroom.
Our four showrooms in Guildford, Leeds and Wilmslow together showcase the world's finest watch houses in Rolex, Patek Philippe and TUDOR alongside exquisite fine jewellery and bespoke design services.
