Cartier

i had the opportunity to try this on and i like this version of the Santos-Dumont a lot. the size is right for my small wrist and the weight gives it a solid feel. the price is also "attractive". the case is platinum and it's cheaper than some of the stee

This is one of the good news that Cartier is offering this year (yes there are others like the comeback of Pasha for example!): The restyled Santos-Dumont is now available in a handwind version after the presentation of the last year's high autonomy quart

To quote Bob Marley - " Sun is shining, the weather is sweet - Make you want to move your dancing feet" 2781/W1547451

The Cartier Tortue 2518/W1532851 was introduced in 2003 with choices of platinum or yellow gold. One of my favorites! 2518

Thank you Ms Hebiba ... Really appreciate it !

This robust little guy is the heart inside my Tank Basculante A10. I like it that the balance bridge is supported by two screws - a feature I have never seen on a movement this small before. Anybody can help me identify the origin of Cartier cal. 161?

I particularly like the light blue sapphire on this one...

I realize that I am late to this party but can someone share some insigits on what happened? Thanks.

I'm not usually one to "flip" watches. My collection, if you can call it that, is small and carefully curated, and there isn't much turnover. But I've broken with my usual habits and traded in the blue gradient dial Santos de Cartier toward the Santos de