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Watchclog's appreciation for the Cartier Santos-Dumont, particularly its slender profile and understated size, resonates deeply within the collector community. This article explores why this specific reference continues to captivate enthusiasts, highlighting its enduring appeal and unique characteristics as seen through the eyes of its owners. Watchclog's initial post serves as a perfect entry point into understanding the allure of this iconic Cartier timepiece.
I have been tempted to get one several times but good ones are getting rarer by the day. Just curious, how do you wind the movement with such a small crown, or do you just wear it without setting the time a la Andy Warhol?
Not that different to other watches.
Here is mine, the Santos Dumont “La Baladeuse”. Probably the one a wear most at the moment. Lovely watch!
The Dumont was also my first entry into the world of Cartier and still love my Paris dial two-tone. So unbelievably thin, yet tons of wrist presence.
Such a stunning piece
As I remember you also own the stunning platinum salmon LE version. Though this is no slouch either - really stunning in black and white
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