CPCP Rotonde de Cartier Jour et Nuit, white gold, Ref. #W1550151.It runs on a hand-wound JLC-supplied caliber 9903 MC, and the detailed, 3-dimensional hand engraving on the day/night hours disk is utterly captivating. I'd been waiting to wear this until a

This watch has to be seen in the metal to truly appreciate it. While I associate Cartier with shaped cases (a weakness of mine), the artistry and craftsmanship displayed in this dial and day/night hours indicator disc are just phenomenal. Both the guilloc

Hi all - thought I’d get some expert opinions from those more knowledgeable than me. It seems with this 2006 CPCP 2356, this particular dial has gone through some darkening around the subdials (oxidation maybe?), but also some white marks/blemishes/discol

Matching my watch to my method of transport inadvertently today…. Such a great watch - love the CPCP collection generally but the THA (FP Journe, Denis Flageollet and Vianney Halter) designed monopusher movement is particularly fun: very thin and very sat

George Cramer (Geo on WPS) was indeed THE authority on Cartier watches. Attached is a pic of his gold Pasha on Figaro bracelet. Searching Pasha in this forum reveals another members pursuit of a CPCP Pasha Tourbillon. I hope his quest was successful. I'm

Then there's CPCP and all the Unobtanium stuff. Like the Cartier Custom Order program. George Cramer wrote about it for Fratello here: www.fratellowatches.com

Unlike most here I would go for the Platinum time only version as my favourite, now the reason I don't think we see a lot of these watches is that not a lot were made being only a CPCP watch. Also I would imagine those that own one rarely if ever sell the

Introduced in the early 2000s, the Cartier Tank à Vis (literally Tank with screws) was introduced as part of the Collection Privée Cartier Paris (CPCP). Here are three examples in white metals with different complications : dual time , time only and wande

Working my way towards some CPCP and modern Privé stuff and eventually a NSO. Not bad for one week of getting into Cartier…

Probably the most hated of the santos lineage but to me is a slept on neo vintage gem. As I kid I thought the ultimate rich guy watch was a gold santos or a gold sub. In 2004 I remember when the santos 100 came out. Saw ads for it and thought, “One day.”