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Cartier Calibre de Cartier Black Dial Rubber Men's Watch W7100056

I am so happy that I decided to buy this watch. It is absolutely gorgeous and classy. The diamonds give the watch that extra pop, but not overkill. The dual-finish stainless steel bracelet goes great with everything--dress it up or down.

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Cartier Tank MC Mechanical Brown Dial Brown Leather Strap Men's Watch W5330002

Beautiful watch which was accurately described, quickly sent and beautifully packaged.

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Cartier Delices de Cartier Silver Dial Satin Strap Ladies Watch WG800018

This watch is a wonderful watch. The dial is a beautiful 3 dimensional textrured.

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Review by Cheryl Olson, From Spain Dos Hermanas

Born in France in 1957, Stanislas de Quercize graduated from the Rouen Business School. After starting out with Procter & Gamble, he joined the Richemont group. On his arrival in 1989 he was Managing Director of the Alfred Dunhill and Montblanc brands in France. In 1994 he became President and CEO of Montblanc in the United States and, in 1997, International Marketing Director for Alfred Dunhill at its London headquarters.
He subsequently moved to Cartier, Richemont's flagship brand since the group's creation in 1988, for the first time. Stanislas de Quercize was appointed Director General of Cartier France in 1999, and President of Cartier New York in 2002. Three years later he was asked to take the reins of Van Cleef & Arpels International as President and CEO.
Stanislas de Quercize has now returned to Cartier, where in January 2013 he took over as President and CEO of Cartier International.

The Rotonde de Cartier Annual Calendar watch offers a contemporary display and prioritises readability and operation because the movement requires setting just once a year (when the date changes from the 28th or 29th February to 1st March.)

For this watch, Cartier chose to incorporate a mechanism directly into the plate of the calibre 1904 MC. The Manufacture calibre 9908 MC displays the date at 12 o'clock with two independent numerals. To simplify its operation even more, the mechanism allows all the information (day, date and month) to be managed via rapid turning of the winding crown to adjust the calendar's different indications. This simple setting system, devoid of any kind of correcting device on the case, offers maximum ease of use. Three adjustments are therefore possible: the winding of the movement, time setting and date setting.
 

The dial can be read in three ways: the large date, the circle of days around which a red indicator turns, the month aperture and the hours, which are shown by the progress of the blued-steel hands above black transfer Roman numerals.

The dial boasts a "sunray" guilloche design in its centre that radiates elegance. This Maison signature highlights and accentuates the volume and 40 mm diameter of the watch.

The Rotonde de Cartier Annual Calendar watch exists in two 40mm versions: in 18-carat pink gold on a brown leather strap or in white gold, with a grey dial and black alligator-skin strap.

Attempting to square the circle, rounding angles and bringing back Sixties style… while it is undoubtedly a long way from displacing round watches, the square case is still going b for men in search of originality. 

Bell & Ross - Aviation BR S Steel
Bell & Ross has in fact entirely reinvented the notion of squaring the circle with its flagship models for aviators. A round peg in a square hole! The brand could not have dreamt up a better formula to attract the eye with an optical illusion that has become an emblem. Sobriety and elegance are on the agenda at the heart of the steel case with a remarkably slim ergonomic profile. Aviation codes can also be detected with white photo-luminescent hands and markers providing excellent readability. 
 

Cartier - Santos 100 Skeleton
Cartier has rounded angles with the iconic Santos watch. Unveiled on the watch scene in 1904, the lines of this square watch - at least where its dial is concerned - with their softened angles are remarkably modern. An ultra-contemporary style that the Santos 100 Skeleton version owes at least in part to its enormous proportions - 46.5mm x 54.9mm. The over-size palladium case houses an automatic skeleton movement with a highly graphic face. Transparency is the order of the day here and creates a fine balance with broad Roman numerals formed by the openworking of the bridges. 

Longines - Heritage Collection 1968
This watch boldly proclaims a retro style of which the sharp angles in no way affect comfortable wearability. Here, Longines redesigns a great classic from the 1960s with a perfect steel square measuring 26x26 mm and framing a dial soberly punctuated  by slender Roman numerals. In an original tip of the hat to the winds of freedom which blew through the Sixties, the date appearing through a slanted window at 5 o'clock cleverly disrupts the perfect geometry of the whole.

Establishing an emblematic men's watch in the world of beautiful craftsmanship by creating Cartier's first Manufacture self-winding chronograph movement in its honour. Overturning codes and conventions by combining irreverence and respect to reaffirm a natural gift for exclusivity in a creation that is bold in terms of both its forms and history. Bringing an age-old artistic craft back into fashion and, over several hundred hours' work, creating a watch with a magnetic, animal presence...
This is the dynamism and creativity of Cartier watchmaking.

Calibre de Cartier chronograph watch 1904-CH MC movement
With its b lines and robust case, the Calibre de Cartier watch, created in 2010, has made its mark as a distinguished timepiece whose balance relies on a contrasting combination of satin-brushed and polished finishes.
In 2013, Cartier will equip it with its brand new Manufacture chronograph movement, the calibre 1904-CH MC, and will redesign the sporty look of this watch with a bly defined character.
The b aesthetics of a 100% Manufacture chronograph
Armed with the first Manufacture self-winding chronograph movement created by Cartier, the Calibre de Cartier chronograph watch inaugurates a collection of eight models on leather straps and metal bracelets, from the all-steel version to the version in gem-set white gold. They are sporty versions that toughen the Calibre de Cartier watch's provocative spirit and encourage the wearer to excel.

It is a watch with b design codes: two counters, at 3 o'clock and 9 o'clock, a graduated rail-track in the fluted bezel, positioned in pride of place on the dial, and above the counters, an oversize XII numeral. This dynamism is reinforced by the presence of the two chronograph push-pieces integrated into the crown reinforcement.

Regaining lost time: an intelligent, precise chronograph
The 1904-CH MC is a concentrated combination of ingenious systems that guide and coordinate the chronograph functions.
The column wheel, the real nerve centre of the movement, precisely and accurately coordinates the three functions of the chronograph (start / stop / return to zero). This system, characteristic of finely crafted chronographs, is visible on the back thanks to the openwork of the upper bridge.
Furthermore, to ensure the high precision of the chronograph functions, the calibre 1904-CH MC is fitted with a vertical coupling that allows the traditional jumps of the seconds hand to be eliminated during the start and stop phases. This coupling system also means that the energy consumption of the chronograph is minimised while it is functioning without altering the timepiece's power reserve or chronograph stability.
The simultaneous return-to-zero of all the chronograph functions is a delicate, complex step requiring perfect coordination. Cartier has chosen to integrate a linear return-to-zero hammer into the calibre 1904-CH MC in order to guarantee the instant, simultaneous and precise return of all the chronograph hands, whatever the force exerted on the push-piece.

An innovative system for exceptional timekeeping
This new 11 ½-line calibre is designed to ensure perfect chronometric stability, however much the watch has been wound. The movement is equipped with two barrels that guarantee the perfect constancy of the mainspring torque over a long duration and allow the chronometric precision to be mastered and stabilised. The calibre 1904-CH MC is fitted with a precise setting system, guaranteeing the movement's perfect timekeeping. This operation is carried out by the Cartier master watchmakers who meticulously adjust the C-shaped index pointer.
The movement's self-winding system is regularly subjected to b pressure that could affect its ability to function correctly. In order to compensate for this weakness, the calibre 1904-CH MC is fitted with a ceramic ball-bearing system situated at the centre of the rotor, which ensures extreme durability.
Cartier has also cast aside the traditional reversers present in self-winding mechanisms in favour of the even more innovative click system. It allows the watch's winding comfort to be optimised thanks to its increased winding speed. Finally, thanks to a two-directional winding system, the oscillating weight automatically winds the movement, whatever the direction of its rotation.

Fine watchmaking finishes that go beyond what is visible
The decorators' endless quest for beauty produces the most impressive results in fine watchmaking movements. Visible through the Calibre de Cartier chronograph watch's transparent sapphire-crystal case back, the upper bridges and oscillating weight are adorned with traditional Côtes de Geneve decoration.
The bottom plate, masked by the movement's components, is circular-grained. The care lavished on the finishes of the calibre 1904-CH MC is a fine example of Cartier's extremely high standards when creating a movement, with excellent craftsmanship that even goes beyond what is visible.