foversta
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no, I just press to detach the bracelet. It is a normal strap system, forget the screws. Thanks! [nt]
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With the Cartier Calibre Diver in Rome
The Cartier Calibre Diver was one of the watches that accompanied me during my traditional summer holidays in Rome. A waterproof watch seems indeed essential not to enjoy the beach at Ostia, but to take advantage of the fountains of the city! Rome has alw...
The orange strap gives the watch a colorful and cheerful summer blast.
And the postcard photos are also very enjoyable.
Love the strap and it gives ot that warmth in Italy but one slight question on the change.
Foversta, did you change the strap from the two large (screw type fastners) on the piece or is there something one can press to detach the bracelet underneath? from one of your photos you can see the side view on the screws, are these the screws at the at...
Just to confirm, its pressing on both of these behind on the caseback to release the strap? Or is there another way
Sorry if I'm totally missing something but just to double check. This section here, pressing from each side with a tool. I've got the tool just don't want to experiement if it has already been done thank you again for the help This message has been edited...
I have to agree that the strap change for this Cartier watch makes a big difference
FrX Thanks for the annual holiday tour in Roma, one of the current Mrs MTF's favourite cities; I like it too! Usually, I'm not a change-strap guy but I have to agree that orange strap changes the character of this Cartier watch. It's meant to be a fun wat...
Customisation is something which is more and more requested (if not demanded!) by clients.
The paradox is that very small brands seem to be able to answer more easily on this topic than large brands. Thanks. Fx
Thank you so much for your 'dive' through Rome Forevsta!
The pictures really are something and the watch definitely works both in the city and on that strap! Too bad Cartier are not making them - I am sure many people would go for the livelier combinations...