Haute Horlogerie · 2 Models · Switzerland

Patek Philippe Grand Complications Price Guide

$85,000 – $250,000 · Avg Score: 76/100 · From $3708/yr
41mm
Automatic/Manual
30m WR

About the Patek Philippe Grand Complications

Perpetual calendars, minute repeaters, and tourbillons

Buying a Patek Philippe Grand Complications

Patek Philippe maintains extremely tight distribution control. Popular models like the Nautilus and Aquanaut are virtually impossible to purchase at retail without an extensive purchase history. Many collectors wait years and purchase multiple "entry" pieces before being offered a steel sport model.

Which Grand Complications Should You Buy?

With 2 models in the collection, choosing the right Grand Complications depends on your priorities. For the best long-term value, the 5320G-001 (White Gold/Perpetual Calendar) leads with a Value Score of 76/100, reflecting superior value retention and market demand.

The table below ranks every current model. Click any reference number for full analysis including price history, Value Score breakdown, and our personalized "Should I Buy?" calculator.

2
Models
76
Avg Value Score
76
Best Score
$3708
Lowest Own/Yr

All Grand Complications Models Compared

RefVariantMarket PriceRetailOwn/YrScore
5320G-001White Gold/Perpetual Calendar$85,000–$120,000$101,760$3708/yr76
5270P-001Platinum/Perpetual Calendar Chrono$180,000–$250,000$222,330$7645/yr75

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does the Patek Philippe Grand Complications cost?
The Patek Philippe Grand Complications ranges from $85,000 to $250,000 on the secondary market depending on the reference, condition, and completeness. There are 2 current models in the collection, with the entry point being the 5320G-001 (White Gold/Perpetual Calendar).
Which Grand Complications model has the best value?
The 5320G-001 (White Gold/Perpetual Calendar) achieves the highest Value Score of 76/100 in the collection. This accounts for value retention, brand strength, specifications, liquidity, and price-to-spec ratio.
What does it cost per year to own a Grand Complications?
Annual ownership costs range from $3708/year (5320G-001) to $7645/year, averaging $5677/year across all models. This includes depreciation, amortized servicing, and insurance.
Is the Grand Complications suitable for swimming?
With 30m water resistance, the Patek Philippe Grand Complications is rated for splash resistance only. It is not recommended for swimming or submersion.

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