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This morning I received an unexpected notice from PuristSPro management that I am not longer a moderator, effective immediately. From 2006 to now, from ThePuristS to PuristSPro, it was all great fun.

I've been meaning to post this for some time but computer problems delayed it. Here is look at Cartier's historical mysterious timepieces, as well as the new SIHH watches. Cartier did not invent the m

The Ballon Bleu Tourbillon Double Jumping Time Zone is an elaboration of the Ballom Bleu Flying Tourbillon, which was one of the first Fine Watchmaking watches presented in 2008. Because it is a modul

Cartier’s new collection presented at SIHH 2013 is notable not just for the various watches, but for a few trends that reflect the brand’s development as a watchmaker. One is the invoking of Cartier’s

Cartier had a strong year in 2013. Amongst the SIHH exhibitors, it was amongst the best in terms of breadth, complications and ideas. For me the highlights are the pair of mystery watches in the Fine

Mystery clocks are one of Cartier’s most storied products so it was only a matter of time before Cartier created a mystery watch (that wasn’t limited or a unique piece). The Rotonde de Cartier Mysteri

Cartier unveiled not just one, but two, mystery watches at SIHH 2013. The second is the Rotonde de Cartier Mysterious Double Tourbillon with Geneva Seal. As the name implies, it is a double tourbillon

This inventive multi-time zone movement was first presented in the sporty Calibre de Cartier case. For 2013 it is additionally available in the more classically styled Tortue XXL case. Based on the in

For the first post of the new year, what better than more details on one of the new watches to be launched at SIHH 2013. Cartier just released movement photos of the Ballon Bleu tourbillon with double