Rare and Unusual Steel Patek Philippe Watches
In this world of stainless steel frenzy for certain Patek Philippe sports models, John Reardon looks back at the history of Patek's steel 'tool watches' and presents a selection of unusual pieces from the 1860s to the 1980s. Tool watches were made for their functionality, use and accuracy. Although they originally cost less than pieces made from precious metal, they are now highly desirable for collectors.
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