Patek Philippe Grand Complications

I must say these 2 References are quite similar with subtle differences that, for me, I have to look more than twice to distinguish them. 5040P, apparently only

In the previous 2 posts we considered what makes a Grand Complication, and the mental gymnastics required to conceive and design such a thing. Now we also have

Grand Complications, Part 2 In my last post, I discussed the term Grand Complication and gave some examples of which watches qualify for that title, and describ

Grand Complications, Part 1 In our world of mechanical watches, there's an honorary title known as the Grand Complication . It means that the watch performs sev

For those of you with grand complications, like my very own 5270G, are any of you actually using the solid caseback on the watch? What uses for the solid caseba

All, My first post here, I am relatively new to the PP world. I bought my first Patek, a 5130P because I just loved the way it looked and I wear it every day. T