The Art Deco Spirit
Gondolo
The Shapes of Time
The Gondolo collection unites our most elegant “form” watches, featuring rectangular and cushionshaped cases. With their timeless style and geometric simplicity, these models offer a modern interpretation of the Art Deco movement, one of the Manufacture’s golden eras.
A fresh new look
Gondolo Ladies First
Unveiling the Gondolo Ladies First in October 2026 confirms our commitment to offering women choices, with a wide array of styles, with diamond details or entirely gem-set, as well as both mechanical calibers and the convenience of quartz.
Ref. 7042/100R
Bezel, crown, lugs, dial and bracelet set with 552 baguette-cut, princess-cut and brilliant-cut diamonds (~6.04 ct). Bracelet also set with 78 Akoya pearls (~48.85 ct).
Ref. 7042/100R
Gondolo Haute Joaillerie. Mechanical manually wound movement. Caliber 215.
Perfect Wrist Fit
Movable Lugs
The cushion-shaped cases of the Gondolo collection are endowed with movable lugs that perfectly fit the wrist.
Chronometro Gondolo. Yellow gold tonneau-shaped case (1913-1920). Exhibited at the Patek Philippe Museum (inv. P-1322).
Chronometro Gondolo. Rectangular yellow gold case (1913-1922). Exhibited at the Patek Philippe Museum (inv. P-1134).
Chronometro Gondolo. Minute-repeating wristwatch on two gongs. Rectangular yellow gold case (1920s). Exhibited at the Patek Philippe Museum (inv. P-739).
Gentleman’s wristwatch Ref. 3485. Square-shaped yellow gold case (1963). Exhibited at the Patek Philippe Museum (inv. P-1182).
Reversible wristwatch Ref. 106. Rectangular yellow and white gold case (1931-1932). Exhibited at the Patek Philippe Museum (inv. P-565).
Design Inspiration
Chronometro Gondolo
The partnership with Gondolo & Labouriau produced the exclusive "Chronometro Gondolo" timepieces, beginning in 1872 with pocket watches, before expanding to include wristwatches. Some of those timepieces are exhibited at the Patek Philippe Museum in Geneva.
Current Collection
Gondolo
