Cartier

I let go my last Cartier Santos with the blue dial because I felt it was too shiny for me. The new grey Santos with the brushed ADLC bezel is much more restrained and more to my (current) taste. The brushed bezel with the coating is also much more scratch

that makes it an awesome watch. Is it the face, the comfort in wearing or the profile? I'm glad to own one for all of those reasons.

Even though it is waaay too small for my wrists, maybe it’s because I am used to wearing 47mm Panerais on the weekend, but it is so gorgeous and an LE I thought I might as well get it and if it doesn’t work out the wife will go crazy for it.

My Santos fell from the gym locker and I discovered the date doesn’t change anymore. Sent for servicing and it’s now back. They fixed it for free. Kudos to the team at Cartier Singapore.

The most beautiful Cartier crown Here 70s Cartier Santos Dumont.

The quality of cartier watches are generally on a very high level -Including the basic models. JLC by far has one of the worse quality control in the industry, hands are almost always dirty, dusty or scuffed up. Scratches on dials and crystals and much mo

Hello! Just recently received the beautiful Santos Dumont XL mechanical and quickly noticed how uneven the bevelling on the lugs are. One side is twice the width of the other. Also, the jewel on the crown is not symmetrical at all! Quiet shocking tbh. Any

Just quick photo session I took today for my friend and his new baby

Finally the watch is on my wrist. Totally in love. Such an amazing watch.

The Pasha. I love the look, the feel, the decorated movement. I didn't like the unusual strap (not a problem with Santos) Cazalea