
MTR's acquisition of a unique Cartier Santos-Dumont XL, initially deemed unattainable, highlights the thrill of the chase for rare timepieces. His personal journey underscores how a watch can transcend mere utility to become a symbol of determination and a perfect accessory for significant occasions. This article delves into the distinctive features of this limited-edition model and the community's appreciation for its craftsmanship.

I wish Cartier would offer more guilloche dials like in the old cpcp days.
Really like this one - what is the specific version?
This is a very nice watch - I like it a lot! Short question: The numerals, are they in stone as well? The color is nice and is matching the cabochon Have a great conference and happy Friday ! Jerome
I really like that one.
Cartier presented a rather unusual trio within the Santos-Dumont XL line. Three precious metal cases, three stone dials, and three different stone numeral sets. This is the rose gold version, limited to 200 pieces, powered by the manually wound 430 MC.
Yes, instead of printed numerals, Cartier uses green jade for the indexes. Not painted, not applied metal, but real jade. 🙏☺️
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