Patek Philippe Cubitus

With the Cubitus collection, Patek Philippe offers style-conscious men and women a small but fine selection of luxury watches suitable for everyday use with that very special something. The product line, which has been available since 2024, harmoniously complements the Patek Philippe range and appeals to all those who appreciate elegance and exclusivity.

Cubitus - Fresh creations from Patek Philippe

The hallmark of the Cubitus watch from Patek Philippe is clearly to be found in the octagonal shape of the case. The case has both satin and polished finishes, which creates a wonderful interplay of elegant contrasts, especially when the light falls on it. Another eye-catching feature is the dial, whose horizontal embossing creates visual richness and a striking structure. The decorative embossing is repeated on the rotors and mini-rotors of the high-quality manufacture calibres, making a Cubitus instantly recognizable as such.

Facts and figures about the Patek Philippe Cubitus

The Cubitus from Patek Philippe measures 45 millimetres in diameter and could therefore appear massive. However, thanks to its elegant design and low case height of 8.3 millimeters, it retains a slim, almost delicate appearance and is wonderfully light and comfortable to wear.

In terms of functions, there are two types of Cubitus: the watches with date display and the model with weekday and moon phase display. While the date is discreetly positioned at the 3 o'clock position in the two functionally simpler versions, Patek Philippe uses an eye-catching large date at the 12 o'clock position in the complication-rich reference.

Patek Philippe Cubitus: “Casual Chic” in three versions

Patek Philippe describes the style of the Cubitus timepieces as “casual chic”, which hits the nail on the head. The collection, which currently comprises three models, manages the balancing act between pure, glamorous elegance and everyday decency to perfection.

The version with just one date is available in two different designs, which differ significantly from one another at first glance. The visually simplest version is made of stainless steel and has an olive green dial with relief embossing, on which indices made of the finest white gold are placed. The bicolor version in stainless steel and rose gold is somewhat more extroverted, with a deep blue dial that blends in perfectly with the overall look. And then, of course, there is the technical masterpiece of the collection, the reference 5822P, which displays the date, day of the week and moon phase. For this model, Patek Philippe opted for a stainless steel case with a blue dial and a strap of the same color made of composite material with a textile look.

The three fresh creations from the Cubitus collection are united by their unmistakably elegant touch, which, however, does not culminate in pomp and ostentation, but is pleasantly restrained, making the timepieces stylishly wearable not only on special occasions, but also in everyday life.