Patek Philippe Golden Ellipse

About the Golden Ellipse

Introduced in 1968, the Golden Ellipse is instantly recognizable for its curved, tactile form, symbolizing the luxurious aesthetic of the 1960s. The design is based on the Golden Ratio, the eye-pleasing ratio of 1 / 1.6181 discovered by ancient Greek mathematicians and found in many of history's greatest works of art and architecture. Available in deep blue, brown, and brown-grey colors with a sunburst texture, the GE model embraces clean, minimal elegance infused with sophisticated color, featuring vibrant dials without numerals or a seconds hand. Crafted from materials like rose gold and platinum, the watch is powered by precise Swiss movements. In the 1980s, Patek Philippe earned a significant honor when Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II added a stunning blue gold dial Golden Ellipse to her personal collection. This moment solidified the brand's reputation for creating exquisite timepieces that captivate the world’s most discerning collectors.