Patek Philippe Museum

The history of watch making and the world-famous brand of Patek Philippe is shown here in a four-storey corner house from 1919. Components of Patek Philippe watches used to be manufactured in this building before the museum was opened in 2001. In addition to independent visits to the museum, on Saturdays there are guided tours in French (2 pm) and English (2.30 pm) and in other languages upon request. Patek Philippe still makes watches in Geneva.
The first floor is dedicated to the craft of watch... making itself with over 400 tools and a real watch maker in action. The second floor features the Patek Philippe Collection with over 1,000 exhibits since its foundation in 1839, divided into eras, markets and functional differences. Historic watches from the 16th century with an emphasis on watch manufacturers in Geneva can be admired on the third floor. Right at the top there is an archive and a library of Patek Philippe which houses over 4,000 items. more