The largest exhibition ever organized by the manufacture, this event was accompanied by the launch of six limited editions, including two technical timepieces making their global debut, and a rich collection of pieces showcasing the rare handcrafts.

Patek Philippe is pleased to announce that its next grand exhibition will take place in Milan in 2025.

Similarly to its predecessors, the Tokyo 2023 grand exhibition is accompanied by the launch of several limited editions in every segment of the Patek Philippe collection. Featuring among these six new introductions are two technical pieces making their global debut: a new self-winding Quadruple Complication (Reference 5308P-010) and the first World Time watch equipped with a date display synchronized with local time (Reference 5330G-010). The choice is completed by an exclusive version of the World Time Minute Repeater (Reference 5531R-014), a refined reinterpretation of the ladies’ Moon Phase model (Reference 7121/200G-010) and two new elegantly understated Calatrava models (References 6127G-010 and 7127G-010).

The rare handcrafts (including miniature painting on enamel, cloisonné enamel, hand engraving, micro wood marquetry, hand-executed guilloché work and gemsetting) meticulously preserved by Patek Philippe, are also on show, with a splendid array of 40 one-of-a-kind pieces and limited editions (dome clocks, table clocks, pocket watches and wristwatches) inspired by Japanese culture, with its rich artistic repertoire and ancestral skills, along with demonstrations by artisans before the visitor’s eyes.