Patek Philippe main hands come in a variety of different designs, and through there do not appear to be hard and fast rules based upon dial design, or movement/case numbers, there are some observations that hold generally true:
Subsidiary seconds pieces with Breguet style numerals correspond most often to leaf (feuille) hand styles, though we see spade and dauphine hands examples.

Images: @goldberger, Phillips, Sotheby’s
Center seconds, with either Arabic or Roman numerals, utilize pencil hands, as generally do railway-track dial designs.

Images: Phillips, Patek Philippe Museum
Arabic numeral dials that are not Breguet style and with subsidiary seconds are paired with leaf or pencil hands.

Images: Christies, @johnbehalf
Dials with no numerals and only baton indicies are paired with dauphine hands.

Image: Phillips
