Cartier

I am the very lucky new owner of this amazing Cartier (my first Cartier). It was bought on an impulse--which is not my usual way. I'm usually slow, like a tortoise, in choosing a watch, but I tried this one on and, quick as a jackrabbit, that was it: I bo

I may be pulling the trigger on one of these two very different watches: the Omega 8 "Dark Side of the Moon" Speedmaster or the Drive de Cartier. One is a sports watch, the other is a dress watch. I am overwhelmed by the finish and movement of the Omega.

This is one of the Tanks that I really love. Years ago I started with the yellow gold, that I traded after a year for a white gold version. Then I sold that and got the diamond set version. Really nice and very Art Deco looking. But now I am back to basic

Love the shape, love the versatility!

Part of the attraction that a brand like Cartier has, is the rich history of the company, especially since Cartier makes so good use of it, in their collections and since it is willing to open up on the past, by showing their vintage pieces at expositions

What can I say about the Tank Louis Cartier? We have seen them in all sizes over the years, from the small original size like this one, 24x30mm to the XL version. The smaller versions show more of the strap or bracelet, what I think looks good. But no mat

From time to time, we recommend books about watches, when they are dign of interest. Here, allow me to share with you " The Gentleman's files " written by our dear Geo! A large format ( 33 x 28 cm ), 340 pages, and when you know Geo's expertise on Cartier