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The "all-black" is also very nice.
I prefered the grey version as it comes with this lovely steel bracelet. The black version sells only with rubber and leather strap.
The movement performs well within COSC with a daily deviation of +3,5 seconds.This is similar to the blue dial model that I previously had.There is also basically no deviation in the run rate depending on the crown positions: a very solid performer!
The grey Cartier Santos.
I let go my last Cartier Santos with the blue dial because I felt it was too shiny for me. The new grey Santos with the brushed ADLC bezel is much more restrained and more to my (current) taste. The brushed bezel with the coating is also much more scratch...
The steel bracelet is also my favorite.
For the summer I may however put on the rubber strap very fequently.
You should give it a try.
It actually wears well on a medium sized wrist. Here a wristhot on my barely 17cm wrist. ...
I had the opportunity to try this one and it is really nice and fit well on the wrist! I actually tried the all black version...
I almost pulled the trigger but i was not looking to add anything just yet to the collection...I may end up making my first Cartier! Do you have any insights on how their movement performs? I suspect they are "worst" then COSC?
The "all-black" is also very nice.
I prefered the grey version as it comes with this lovely steel bracelet. The black version sells only with rubber and leather strap. The movement performs well within COSC with a daily deviation of +3,5 is similar to the blue dial model that I previously...
Upwards
I see Cartier is moving the Santos series upwards. More differences, choices. It is hard to not like the Santos for me. The blue is killer, the grey is one leg at a dealer into the store. The rubber strap on is so mega top, i can not ignore it anymore, i ...
For the first time …
… I feel comfortable with a Santos! Put it on my short NWTCIL list ;-)
