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Patek Philippe Repair and Maintenance at Village Watch Center

Patek Philippe Repair and Maintenance at Village Watch Center

Patek Philippe

Service Recommendations for Patek Philippe Watches

It is recommended that your Patek Philippe watch, whether manually-wound or self-winding, be serviced every 3-5 years in order to preserve its value. It is also important to service your watch regularly, as your fine timepiece runs 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If the oils and lubrication in your watch are compromised in any way or wear out, it could cause permanent damage to the fragile internal components inside its movement.

Our Expertise at Fixing Patek Philippe Watches

The art of restoring Patek Philippe watches is a rare and demanding practice, and it should only be performed by knowledgeable and well-trained master watchmakers. Our small team of experts uses the most up-to-date techniques and equipment available in the industry and each member of our team receives continuous training in order to improve the level of service we can offer our customers. Every Patek Philippe luxury watch sent to us is closely examined by a master watchmaker and each receives a series of closely monitored tests, which allows us to prepare a free detailed estimate before any work is completed.

Services We Provide for Patek Philippe Watches

  • Complete Service \ OH
  • Replace any faulty watch parts with original parts (if available)
  • Check whether the watch parts function correctly, check for rust or wear
  • Assemble and lubricate the movement in accordance with the instructions
  • Movement functioning check
  • Calibration of the mechanism
  • Demagnetize the movement, if needed
  • Crystal Replacement (if available)
  • Hands Replacement (if available)
  • Gasket Replacement (if available)
  • Stem and crown replacement (if available)
  • Dial replacement or refinishing (if available)
  • Ultrasound cleaning of the case and bracelet
  • Watchbands & Strap Replacements (if available)
  • Polishing
  • Pressure test to factory specifications
  • General quality control

Patek Philippe Models We Repair

  • Patek Philippe 10 Day
  • Patek Philippe Aquanaut
  • Patek Philippe Calatrava
  • Patek Philippe Complications Travel Time
  • Patek Philippe Golden Ellipse
  • Patek Philippe Gondolo
  • Patek Philippe Gondolo Gemma
  • Patek Philippe Gondolo Serata
  • Patek Philippe Elipse
  • Patek Philippe Nautilus
  • Patek Philippe Pagoda
  • Patek Philippe T150 Annual Calendar
  • Patek Philippe Twenty-4

Historical Info

In May 1839, two Polish immigrants joined together in Geneva, Switzerland, to found Patek, Czapek & Cie. Antoni Patek, a skilled artisan who pioneered watch stem winding and setting systems, and his partner, Franciszek Czapek, continued building their brand for several years before Patek met a talented French watchmaker, Adrien Philippe. In 1844, Czapek left the company to pursue his own activities and by 1851 Philippe officially joined Patek to form Patek Philippe & Cie.

In 1932, brothers Charles and Jean Stern bought the successful luxury watch company in order to express their own creative freedom to invent, manufacture and assemble some of the finest timepieces in existence. Still located in Geneva today, Patek Philippe is known as the only manufacturer which crafts every one of its mechanical movements according to the strict Geneva Seal specifications.

Technological Advancements

Enjoying a total freedom to create and explore, Patek Philippe produces some of the finest luxury timepieces in the world. The company manufactures precious, classically-elegant watches, which are instant heirlooms to be passed down from generation to generation. Patek Philippe watches are a blend of technology and a deep knowledge of ancestral watchmaking expertise.

What Makes Patek Philippe Unique

Patek Philippe is the last of the independent Geneva watch manufacturers to have been awarded the official Geneva Seal for all of its mechanical movements. This prestigious seal is only given to Geneva-based watchmakers who meet numerous criteria for excellence and is the hardest watchmaking standard to achieve in the world. In 1933, Patek Philippe produced an ultra-complicated, 24-function pocket watch, which it sold to Henry Graves, Jr. After Mr. Graves’ death, the watch went to auction in December 1999 and sold for $11 million USD, making it the most expensive timepiece ever sold.

Recent Events

April 2010

Patek Philippe unveiled the manually-wound CH 29-535 PS chronograph movement, complete with a classic column wheel and horizontal clutch, at Baselworld 2010. Present in the new ladies’ Ref. 7071R Ladies First Chronograph, this new chronograph features three different proprietary calibers and exemplifies technical prowess, competence in styling and true chorological expertise.

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