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Review
SJX's world's first review of the Calibre de Cartier: a deep dive into its sporty design, 1904 MC movement, and market positioning. Discover Cartier's new direction.
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Reference Guide
Explore Cartier's Tortue and Tank Mono Poussoir chronographs. Learn about the Calibre 045MC, THA ebauche, and design evolution of these iconic single-pusher watches.
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New Release
Explore Cartier's 2010 SIHH novelties, including the new Captive de Cartier and the debut of the Calibre de Cartier with its first in-house automatic movement, the Cal. 1904 PS MC.
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Review
Explore foversta's hands-on review of the Cartier Santos-Dumont XL in steel, comparing mechanical vs. quartz and community insights on design and appeal.
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Manufacture
Tour Cartier's La Chaux-de-Fonds manufacture. Discover in-house watchmaking, enameling, and the brand's journey to haute horlogerie excellence.
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Review
Hands-on review of the Cartier Ronde Croisière in stainless steel with a slate dial. Discover its design, 1847 MC movement, and market positioning.
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Simple and elegant
Is this the new model? I quite like the old one with the front mesh cover to protect the sapphire, however it looks like it's no longer made which is a shame.
Best model ever
This 42mm model without a date window, was introduced in 2005 and I still find this model the best looking Pasha in the collection. And in white gold like yours it is stunning. George
Lovely.
I’m tempted to get the new one. But that means not buying another watch what I have my sights on.
Beautiful! 5 stars.
I remember the palladium model as well - launched the same year. The feeling of the quality of the Pasha 42mm is far superior to other cartier models made this year. I understood this after trying this really cool piece...
I’ve had my eye on a Pasha...
40mm . I find it has a bit of a softer look for a men’s watch— kinda “metro,” which I like a lot... not so clunky as some others (though I like that look as well!) Still masculine, but unique. Well done! Cheers Drew