Rogi
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Great obsevation MTF and I think they are, the materials give...
....each blue a sort of "emotion" to them. In that I mean the all stainless adds a crisp and light feeling to the piece gives the blue (especially the bezel) an appearance that is lighter.
The two tone with the addition of the pink gold on the bezel, crown and hour indicators seem to inject a little feeling/passion to the piece and gives the blue a bit of a darker hue.
From the photos online of the all gold I think it would add that passion and deeper feeling to the piece, giving it the darkest blue hue of all.
To me the pink gold located on the dial (hour, minute, date markers) change that appearance the most. I'm curious to how a Ti or Yellow/White Gold would look on the Diver series.
This message has been edited by Rogi on 2016-07-10 05:58:21
One Week and one Day on the wrist - Calibre De Cartier Diver Blue
A recent and loved addition to the collection, the Calibre De Cartier Diver Blue in Two Tone. This is one of those pieces that wasn't going to enter the collection, but thanks to foversta's review and Cartier having come out with it during my birthday in ...
First of all, congrats Rogi
Blue is definitely the colour of the day ;-) When I saw and read the FX review, the only thing which disturbed me with this watch was the blue cabochon. Of course, I know it is full part of the Cartier DNA but there is something wrong for a diving watch. ...
Many thanks Alkiro :) and my thoughts on the cabochon/spinel
The cabochon/spinel is one of those things that drew me to the piece, I guess it intrigued me at first and wasn't sure if I would like it. I think Cartier want to combine that luxury/utility into a dive watch and this was what they did with the Calibre De...
Thank you very much Rogi for your explanations and comments
It is always nice to discuss and debate about specific elements of a watch. Best wishes Alkiro
As always my friend Alkiro, it is a pleasure :)
We all have different opinions and views on timepieces and what one loves another may not. Its just a pleasure to discuss in such excellent company as yourself and the rest of the forum, it makes collecting that much more special. Plus it fuels our addict...
Absolutely my friend ;-)
I am always open to discuss and debate and, why not, change my opinion ) Best wishes Alkiro
Big congrats Rogi!
the blue on this one is a killer! And the blue goes well with the gold too Enjoy in the best of health and thanks for the great review Cheers Robin
Are all three bezels a different colour blue depending on the case metal?
Rogi, Thanks for showing the two-tone metal case version of the Calibre de Cartier Diver. It looks different from the all-rose gold and all-steel variants. Even the "blue" looks different.....NO? Calibre de Cartier Diver (Steel) Regards, MTF ...
Great obsevation MTF and I think they are, the materials give...
....each blue a sort of "emotion" to them. In that I mean the all stainless adds a crisp and light feeling to the piece gives the blue (especially the bezel) an appearance that is lighter. The two tone with the addition of the pink gold on the bezel, crow...
Huge congrats my friend!
The Diver is one of the very watches I consider in its two-tones version. It brings a touch of warmth which remains very subtle. A great version and I'm sure that you will enjoy it a lot. Thanks for your post and pics! Fx
Lots of thanks and appreciation my friend
Without you this piece wouldn't have even been on the radar your review is excellent and helped to pursuade me to visit the AD.