Patek Philippe Nautilus "World's Costliest Watches..." SpecialPricingACC it features a satin silver

it features a satin silver guilloché dial with an outer ‘railroad’ minute track

While a new gold watch loses its value as soon as you wear it out of the store (much like a new car)

But the most visually arresting feature of this watch is not what beats inside it

it measures approximately 2” x 5” x 3” with ‘Omega

and an engine-turned stainless steel bezel

Patek Philippe Nautilus "World's Costliest Watches..." SpecialPricingACC it features a satin silver'Costliest Watches Made Of Steel' Imagine, if you will, that its the late 1970s. Youre pursuing articles, flipping through ads, etc would you necessarily pause on this grandiose piece of marketing? Of course today, that dial, that case silhouette, that slinky bracelet, they stop us watch collectors dead in our tracks. But, as is the case with respect to most coveted watches of today, when a model was introduced, it didn't immediately garner fawning