Patek Philippe Cubitus

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About the Patek Philippe Cubitus

Buy pre-owned and unworn Patek Philippe Cubitus watches at WatchGuys, where every piece is authenticated in house and backed by the WatchGuys 2 Year Warranty. Launched in October 2024, the Cubitus was the first new permanent collection from Patek Philippe watches in 25 years. Its square case, horizontally embossed dial, and integrated bracelet borrow the sport-luxury spirit of the Nautilus while giving it a bolder, more architectural shape. Supply is tight and demand outpaces allocation, so most buyers turn to the secondary market.

Which Patek Philippe Cubitus References Are Available?

Cubitus 5821/1A-001. The launch hero: a 45mm stainless steel case with a sunburst olive green dial, date, and the self-winding caliber 26-330 S C.

Cubitus 5821/1AR-001. The same 45mm case and movement in steel and rose gold, paired with a sunburst blue dial.

Cubitus 5822P-001. The complicated flagship in platinum, with an instantaneous grand date, day, and moon phase driven by the ultra-thin caliber 240 PS CI J LU. A baguette diamond at 6 o'clock marks it as platinum, a Patek tradition.

Cubitus 7128/1G-001 and 7128/1R-001. Added in 2025, these 40mm models come in white gold with a blue-gray dial and rose gold with a brown dial. The smaller size wears far closer to a Nautilus and suits a wider range of wrists.

Patek Philippe Cubitus Price

Pre-owned and unworn Patek Philippe Cubitus watches currently trade well above retail. The steel 5821/1A generally sells from about $85,000 to $110,000, and the two-tone 5821/1AR from about $95,000 to $115,000. The 40mm gold 7128 models run roughly $140,000 to $215,000, and the platinum 5822P from about $160,000 to $190,000. Pricing moves quickly on a collection this new, and full sets with box and papers command a premium. For reference-by-reference detail, see our Patek Philippe Cubitus buying advice.

Patek Philippe Cubitus vs. Nautilus

Both share horizontally embossed dials and an integrated bracelet, but the Cubitus trades the porthole case for a crisp square with alternating polished and satin surfaces. The Patek Philippe Nautilus offers deeper history and a larger pre-owned supply, while the Cubitus appeals to collectors who want the newest shape in the catalog. For a rubber-strap sport option, the Patek Philippe Aquanaut sits at a lower price point.

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Patek Philippe Cubitus FAQ

• How much does a Patek Philippe Cubitus cost?

  The steel Cubitus 5821/1A trades from about $85,000 to $110,000 on the secondary market. Gold 40mm models run roughly $140,000 to $215,000, and the platinum 5822P from about $160,000 to $190,000.

• What sizes does the Patek Philippe Cubitus come in?

  The Cubitus comes in 45mm and 40mm, both measured diagonally. The 45mm 5821 and 5822P launched in 2024, and the 40mm 7128 models followed in 2025.

• Is the Patek Philippe Cubitus a good investment?

  Every Cubitus reference currently trades above retail because of limited allocation. The collection is still new, so long-term value is less proven than the Nautilus, and buyers should treat it as a watch to wear first.

• Is the Patek Philippe Cubitus water resistant?

  Yes. The Cubitus has a screw-down crown and is water resistant to 30 meters, suitable for daily wear and splashes but not for swimming or diving.

• Which Patek Philippe Cubitus should I buy?

  The steel 5821/1A is the most wearable everyday choice and the easiest entry point. The 40mm 7128 suits smaller wrists, and the platinum 5822P is the pick for collectors who want the grand date and moon phase.

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