Patek Philippe Watches
166 Patek Philippe superclone watches — Nautilus, Aquanaut, Calatrava, Complications and Grand Complications references — each built on a clone movement and priced between $455 and $1,495.
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What this Patek Philippe catalogue covers
Every watch here is a 1:1 super clone referencing a Patek Philippe model. None of them is a genuine Patek Philippe and none is sold as one; the reference numbers are here so you can find the exact dial, case metal and bracelet you want.
Nautilus, Aquanaut and the dress references
The Nautilus is the largest family on this page — 5711, 5712, 5980 and the 50th-anniversary references — followed by the Aquanaut 5167 and 5168 in steel, gold and the Luce sizes. Calatrava and Golden Ellipse cover the dress side, while Complications and Grand Complications carry the annual calendars, perpetual calendars, moon phases and chronographs.
What drives the price
Price follows the movement and the case, not the retail figure of the watch being referenced. A three-hand Nautilus or Aquanaut sits at the base of the range; travel-time and annual-calendar references step up; perpetual calendar chronographs and Grand Complications sit at the top because they are the hardest to clone well.
Frequently asked questions
1. What does superclone mean on a Patek Philippe watch?
A superclone is a replica built to match a specific Patek Philippe reference as closely as possible — case profile, dial texture, hands, bracelet and the movement architecture. It is not a genuine Patek Philippe and carries no Patek warranty, serial, certificate or Seal.
2. Which Patek Philippe families are on this page?
Nautilus, Aquanaut, Calatrava, Golden Ellipse, Twenty~4, Cubitus, Complications and Grand Complications — 166 references in total.
3. Is the Nautilus 5711 available in this catalogue?
Yes. Several 5711 references are listed, including the steel blue dial, the Tiffany & Co. blue dial 5711/1A-018, the platinum 40th-anniversary 5711/1P-001 and the yellow gold 5711J-001.
4. Why do the Grand Complications references cost more?
A perpetual calendar, minute repeater or split-seconds chronograph is far harder to clone than a three-hand automatic, so the movement family sets the price. Precious metal cases and gem-set dials add a further step on top.
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