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On the case-back of a real Patek Philippe, you'll encounter a hallmark showing the purity of the metal. Look for "750" marked on gold watches, which translates to 18k gold. Platinum pieces are stamped with "950," which indicates 95 percent pure platinum.

Patek Philippe Twenty~4 from AED50,384 in UAE.

Patek Philippe watches, such as the Nautilus or Grand Complications, often appreciate in value significantly, owing to their rarity and complex craftsmanship. Rolex models like the Submariner or Daytona are prized for their robustness and universal brand recognition, ensuring strong resale value.

Each year, Patek Philippe will produce roughly 50,000 new timepieces. To confirm the authenticity of a Patek Philippe watch, begin by checking its serial number, typically engraved on the case back. If the watch features a sapphire crystal case back or is see-through, you'll find the serial number inside the case back.

Each branded watch carries a unique identifier or serial number. Manufacturers provide websites where customers can enter the serial number and get model information. If the serial number cannot be found, or if it does not match the watch model or year of manufacture, it is likely a counterfeit watch.

Obviously, Pateks are more expensive, but that doesn't necessarily make them “better” in the grand scheme of things. “Patek has been making watches for 180 years, while Rolex has only been around for 110,” notes Bob's Watches founder and renowned Rolex collector, Paul Altieri.

A Patek Philippe is an excellent investment as the watches demonstrate the capability to maintain and appreciate in value over the years. If you're looking out for a Patek Philippe with an eye for its future investment potential, it's a good idea to select any one of the above-listed models.

With such a low production number, competition for the most popular models is extremely fierce, and you will most likely have to work to get your hands on one. Below, we have laid out everything you need to know to buy your Patek Philippe.

Patek Philippe Twenty~4 watches typically sell between $10,000 - $234,000 on the secondary market, with an average price of around $19,000. In comparison, the average price of all Patek Philippe watches is around $55,000. This makes the Twenty~4 the 8th most expensive among Patek Philippe collections.

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More on Patek Philippe Twenty~4

Created in 1999, the Twenty~4 epitomizes timeless feminine elegance.

The high prices of Patek Philippe watches can be largely attributed to their reputation for crafting some of the most complex timepieces in the world. The brand is celebrated for its expertise in creating the Patek complications - additional features beyond basic timekeeping.

Top Swiss brands have undergone an about-face after soaring to unprecedented levels on the secondary market in early 2022, when stuck-at-home shoppers shovelled pandemic savings into pricey timepieces.

Patek Philippe Nautilus 5719/10G-010: Mark Wahlberg was seen wearing the Patek Philippe Nautilus many times. This is a luxurious watch fully set with diamonds, showcasing his affinity for high-end timepieces.

It's estimated that for a Patek Philippe Nautilus, you could be on a wait time for around (drumroll please) 5 to 8 years. In some instances, you may be even watch-gazing for up to a decade. This is down to a number of different factors including; Brand exclusivity.

Where can I find the movement and case numbers? The case back of your timepiece must be removed to see the movement number. The movement number is engraved in the movement of your watch. The case number is engraved on the inside of the case back.

For 130 years now, a graphic symbol associated with the name Patek Philippe has been enthusing connoisseurs and aficionados of high-end watchmaking artistry. It is the Calatrava cross that the venerable Genevan manufacture officially registered as its legally protected trademark on April 27, 1887.

The Patek Philippe reference numbers start with a 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7. Men's watches have a 3, 5, or 6 as the first number and the reference number of women's watches begin with a 4 or 7. The second digit of the reference number usually refers to the collection the watch is from.

An Extract from the Archives can be ordered for Patek Philippe timepieces for which the date of first sale exceeds 10 years from the date of the request. One single Extract can be requested per 12-month period, per timepiece. The service fee is 500 Swiss Francs.