Cartier

The first watch from the Fine Watchmaking collection to be reveald is the Rotonde de Cartier Cadran Lové Tourbillon watch. It is actually a variant of the ladies' tourbillon with crocodile launched at SIHH 2012 but replacing the crocodile are oversized sk...  

I'm sure that a smaller case would be much better for this watch especailly when we look at the dial layout. Thanks a lot for the presentation SJX! Fx

The movement itself is fairly large so to accommodate the asymmetric design with oversized numbers the size is unavoidable. Admittedly the size is large but I'm sure it will look quite stunning in the metal. - SJX

I understand that for a watch liek the AstroTourbillon a large size is required. I always perfectly know that the size is some cases is a consequence of the technical options. But it is not always the same story. Let's take this one: I really believe that...  

but that's not one of my favourites either. - SJX

and numerals of varying size on the edge reminds me of an AP millenary watch, which I like. I have to agree that maybe a few mm smaller would be more appealing. Stewart

the masculine version of the Crocodile watch? I think it looks amazing, stunning dial, but really large too. Wow if this is a pre view I wonder what's next. Thanks SJX! GEO

This is the same movement but in a man's watch. - SJX

I start with a disclosure: The current Mrs MTF and I love Cartier. We have bought each other something Cartier at least twice a year since 2000. The starting year is an 'in' joke in the MTF family.......something to do with a new Age and new Prospects. Pl... 

Does sound large. The AP Millenary at 42 x 47 actually wears quite comfortable, but a round watch over 46mm is ginormous.