One of the finest pieces ever created in modern horology world.
You may agree or disagree with me 🙂🤓 Cartier Santos Dumont Peacock. Ref WGSA0098 Santos-Dumont watch, large model, mechanical movement with manual winding 430 MC. 18K rose gold 750/1000 case, beaded crown set with a blue cabochon-shaped sapphire, sunray-b...
I couldn't agree more, so far as deisign is concerned.
As the happy owner of a different limited edition Arabic numeral Santos-Dumont and as a retired design professional, I admire Cartier's longstanding excellence (even supremacy?) when it comes to watch design, and the Santos models in all their forms exemp...
I have to think as basically a jewelry company that aesthetics of design are just far more important to them than stunning horological movements.
I’d also probably guess that outside of us “ watch savants”, movements take a back seat to style and design to the vast majority of their clients as well. As long as the watches are reliable, which I believe they are, they really aren’t all that concerned...
Well said!
And to be fair, some of Cartier's less-accessible pieces, like the Rotonde de Cartier Masse Mystérieuse (Ref. #WHRO0082), with the movement inside the rotor, or the Tortue Monopoussoir Chronograpph (Ref. #CRWHTO0008), with its shaped, hand-wound chronogra...
Thanks for sharing
I had not seen this watch before. I think it is gorgeous. The discussion about movements is also very interesting. It reminds me of something someone on this forum famously said regarding his Cartier: "I bought this watch for its beauty, not for its brain...
Love this one 🙌🏻👌🏻⚖️
Balanced, wonderful. Maybe not my favorite iteration but super appealing irrespective. Would I swim with it? Not with this strap for sure 😂 Maybe the Pasha is more the swim watch from their catalog - at least the old ones were 👍🏻 And had a lume truly wort...