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Tonneau Dual Time Skeleton
I’m generally not a fan of skeleton watches or colored gold, but set those preferences aside for this exceptional piece by Cartier.
The upper crown sets the time and winds the watch. The lower crown is a pusher that advances the second time zone in hourly increments. 
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Tonneau Dual Time Skeleton
I’m generally not a fan of skeleton watches or colored gold, but set those preferences aside for this exceptional piece by Cartier. The upper crown sets the time and winds the watch. The lower crown is a pusher that advances the second time zone in hourly...
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Personally, I like the design elements. Instantly recognisable as a Cartier.
Both of these (this and the white gold one) are truly exquisite 🙌🏻👌🏻👏🏻
Fully agree with you - in this case the skeletonization simply works 👌🏻👍🏻
