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Armis · 8 May 2025, 10:59 AM

To set the stage, I’ve recently come to appreciate that the perpetual calendar chronograph is a combination of complications that represents Patek and its mastery. As such, a PCC represents a grail or milestone in a Patek collection. Given this point, if one i.e. me has an annual calendar chronograph, then do you consider it to be redundant to get a PCC (or vice versa)?

To be more specific, I have the 5905a on bracelet, which I like very much for the ACC complication and beautiful green dial. But I recently tried the 5270p w/ green dial and fell in love, including the green dial. However, the question of redundancy came to mind, even though I appreciate the differences.
Do any of you have both an ACC and PCC? Even if not, what do you think about the question of redundancy?
Thank you.

8 May 2025, 10:59 AM	#1
Armis "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2016 Location: . Posts: 1,839	PCC vs. ACC redundancy? To set the stage, I’ve recently come to appreciate that the perpetual calendar chronograph is a combination of complications that represents Patek and its mastery. As such, a PCC represents a grail or milestone in a Patek collection. Given this point, if one i.e. me has an annual calendar chronograph, then do you consider it to be redundant to get a PCC (or vice versa)? To be more specific, I have the 5905a on bracelet, which I like very much for the ACC complication and beautiful green dial. But I recently tried the 5270p w/ green dial and fell in love, including the green dial. However, the question of redundancy came to mind, even though I appreciate the differences. Do any of you have both an ACC and PCC? Even if not, what do you think about the question of redundancy? Thank you.