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Patek Philippe
Pre-owned Patek Philippe watches
4 pre-owned Patek Philippe watches in stock in Helsinki and Tallinn, from €109,000 to €4,700,000. Each one inspected, with its papers and a 24-month warranty.
Patek Philippe watches in stock
Patek Philippe – models
Patek Philippe prices
| Model | Year | Case | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nautilus 5711/1A-010 | 2019 | Steel | €109,000 |
| Nautilus "Tiffany & Co." 5711/1A-018 | 2021 | Steel | €2,450,000 |
| Sky Moon Tourbillon 6002G-010 | 2019 | White gold | €3,450,000 |
| Grandmaster Chime 6300G-010 | 2020 | White gold | €4,700,000 |
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About Patek Philippe
Patek Philippe has been family-owned in Geneva since 1932 and makes far fewer watches than Rolex, around 70,000 a year. The Nautilus and Aquanaut are the most wanted on the pre-owned market, while grand complications such as minute repeaters and perpetual calendars are bought by collectors and often appear at auction. For a used Patek the Certificate of Origin or an Extract from the Archives adds real value, and we check the movement and case numbers against them.
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Patek Philippe price – from Nautilus to Grandmaster Chime
Our Patek Philippe watches start at €109,000 for a steel Nautilus 5711/1A-010 of 2019 and reach €4,700,000 for the Grandmaster Chime 6300G-010. The gap is the difference between a steel sports watch and a grand complication made in tiny numbers.
Between them sit two collector pieces. The Nautilus 5711/1A-018 with the Tiffany & Co. dial, one of only 170 made, is unworn and priced at €2,450,000. The Sky Moon Tourbillon 6002G-010 in white gold, €3,450,000, combines a minute repeater, a tourbillon and a sky chart across two dials. On a pre-owned Patek Philippe, rarity and documentation set the price far more than age.
Patek Philippe has been family-owned in Geneva since 1932 and makes around 70,000 watches a year. That small output keeps the pre-owned market strong, and grand complications such as minute repeaters and perpetual calendars often change hands at auction rather than in shops.
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Used Patek Philippe – papers, case edges and movement
Papers come first on a used Patek Philippe. A Certificate of Origin, or an Extract from the Archives for older pieces, links the movement and case numbers to the watch. We read both numbers on the watch and match them to the documents before anything is listed.
On a Nautilus the case tells the story. The horizontally brushed bezel and the polished edges between the brushed surfaces are easy to blur with a polishing wheel, and once they soften the value drops. Our watchmaker checks them under a loupe and measures the rate of the calibre 26-330 S C on a timegrapher. Every piece is sold with a 24-month warranty and can be viewed privately in Helsinki.
Questions about pre-owned Patek Philippe
How much does a pre-owned Patek Philippe cost?
Our Patek Philippe watches are priced from €109,000 to €4,700,000. The model, the year, the condition and whether the box and papers are included decide the price, and each listing shows all four.
How do I know a used Patek Philippe is genuine?
Our watchmaker opens every watch, checks the movement, the serial and reference numbers against the papers and measures the rate. Every watch is sold with a 24-month warranty.
Do you buy Patek Philippe watches?
Yes. Send us photos and the reference, and you get a written offer within 24 hours and payment on the same day.
Why is the Patek Philippe Nautilus so expensive?
Demand far exceeds supply. Patek Philippe makes around 70,000 watches a year in total, and when the steel 5711/1A ended in 2021 its price rose to several times the list price. Our 5711/1A-010 of 2019 with full set is priced at €109,000.
What is a Patek Philippe Extract from the Archives?
It is a document from Patek Philippe's archives confirming when a watch was made and sold, with its movement and case numbers. Collectors value it highly on older pieces without original papers. It adds to resale value because it proves the watch matches the factory's records.