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Cartier Ronde Solo de Cartier Small Ladies Watch W6700355

Love this Cartier Ronde Solo de Cartier watch, it is so pretty! It's like a boyfriend watch by size but girly because of the hearts. It is a great accessory, so you can be a little dressed up while dressed down. Very comfortable and works great, I recommend it.

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Review by Dukez, From England Waterlooville

Cartier Tank Anglaise Small Silver Dial Stainless Steel 18kt Rose Gold Ladies Watch WT100024

As advertised,

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Review by WandaB, From Portugal Satao

Cartier Roadster 18kt White Gold Diamond Ladies Watch WE5002X2

Quick shipment and the Cartier watch is as described. Good deal

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Review by Jose T, From Germany Itzehoe

Since it will be the seventh episode in the cult saga of the seventh art, let us allow the 12th art to suggest some of its ambassadors for the main characters in the latest Star Wars film. If there was a watch in the corner of the screen throughout "The Force Awakens" it would obviously have to be one with an alarm function. A quick look at the candidates in the Striking watch category at this year's Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Geneve, which reigns over the horological galaxy, one immediately stands out with a name that was predestined to go with the film: the Big Bang Alarm Repeater by Hublot.

But ladies first, starting with the first generation: Princess Leia Organa, head of the resistance, who is once again played by Carrie Fisher (albeit with a new hairstyle), should wear a watch that is brimming with symbols from a cult brand. What about the diamond-set Cle de Cartier Cle in white gold, whose blue sapphire cabochon on the crown could be used to open up a new dimension? New character Rey, a scavenger, joins the resistance and discovers that the force is with her. I think an Excalibur Lady by Roger Dubuis would perfectly complement her equipment. She fights alongside Finn, a young stormtrooper who deserted to find the right path, no doubt thanks to his TAG Heuer Carrera Connected.

"May the force be with you"
Holed up in the mountains, the old sage Lor San Tekka exudes intemporal elegance in a universe that is high-tech by definition. The Piaget Altiplano 900P would fit him like a glove. As the best pilot of the resistance and given his rebellious nature, Poe Dameron needs a watch that fits his talent and ambition. I see him proudly wearing an IWC Big Pilot Top Gun Perpetual Calendar. Nostalgic for his Millennium Falcon, the most famous vessel in the Star Wars era, the now venerable Han Solo deserves a watch from a legendary brand that fits his charisma. The galaxial blue of the Patek Philippe Calatrava Pilot Travel Time could be the latest treasure of this former smuggler. His loyal companion Chewbacca, the hairy but kind-hearted Wookie, could adorn his fur with a Bell&Ross BR01 Skull Bronze. As for C-3PO, would he prefer a gold watch with a gold bracelet to match the lustre of his body, or the light of HYT's H4 Metropolis? The complex personality of the Jedi Knight himself, Luke Skywalker, needs a watch commensurate with his status as a talented hero travelling through space: the Montblanc Timewalker Pilot.

"I am your father…"
Among the baddies who will be resurfacing in the Force Awakens are Supreme Leader Snoke, who heads the totalitarian regime of the First Order and for whom only a Richard Mille RM 052 Skull could reflect his exclusive power and at the same time clearly show which side of the Force he is on. Under his authority, Kylo Ren wields own special cruciform lightsabre and the Perrelet Turbine Toxic would undoubtedly be a must-have in his arsenal. He adheres to a cult without limits reminiscent of the ancestral figure of Darth Vader, who passed to the dark side of the Force but sacrificed himself for his son. Could his soul have become as pure and singular as the sombre dial of the Endeavour Perpetual Calendar Concept, which does not even bear the logo of H. Moser & Cie?

In the meantime, the celestial jousting among watch brands continues in the Christmas window displays and you will never be able to watch Star Wars in the same way again.

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Christie's leading watch team

Patek Philippe watches played the leading role, breaking numerous world records.
Rolex, along with Vacheron Constantin, Audemars Piguet, and Cartier, also saw outstanding results, as well as independent brands such as F.P. Journe. Standouts included the 1953 Rolex „Neptune? ref. 8382 (selling for five times its estimate for SFr.609,000), a 1945 Rolex ref. 3525, and the 1910 Vacheron Constantin scarab-form pendant watch.
The top lot of the sale was a rare pink gold calendar wristwatch with moon phases, ref. 3448, manufactured in 1968 by Patek Philippe, which sold for SFr.2,099,000 / $2,338,286 / €1,700,190 (from an estimate of SFr.500,000-1,000,000), setting a world record price for this reference at auction.
This watch previously unknown, was recently rediscovered by a Christie's specialist.

Bids came from private collectors and museums as well as from investment funds, proving that quality watches are now considered a world class collector?s asset.
With 222 buyers from 39 different countries, Asia and China in particular played a pivotal role showing unprecedented depth of audience for fine collectors? watches.
James Bond's Mythical Rolex wristwatch specially adapted for 'Live and Let Die' by film production designer Syd Caine in 1972 sold immediately after the morning session for SFr. 219,000 ($243,966 / €177,390).

WORLDTEMPUS - 23 December 2010

The promise that unfolds in the words composing this watch's name is kept by the minimalistic mechanics of Thomas Prescher's latest oeuvre.
Much of Prescher's independent work has centered around the idea of making the fascination of his single and multiple-axis tourbillons eminently visible. The latest addition to his line does this in an exemplary way using one of the oldest illusions known to watchmaking to achieve it. The "mysterious" timepiece, quite popular in the nineteenth century, seems to display the time without any visible connection to the movement. During the heyday of the style, Cartier was famous for its mysterious timepieces. Following the tradition, Prescher's Mysterious Tourbillon only allows the observer to see the time, the tourbillon, and the oscillating weight within the frame of the rectangular 40 x 35 mm platinum or gold case. Crowns are placed on either side of the case; one for winding and one for setting.
Prescher not only achieves the mysterious illusion, but he does so with an automatic movement. Needless to say, the rotor for this mechanism is not the garden variety, but rather a horizontal block located at the bottom of the case that revolves in a back-and-forth motion. This oscillating block mass is also home to the displays for the date and month. The time is digitally displayed by two barrel-like disks between which a three-dimensional moon is placed to exhibit the moon phase.
Amazingly, the movement of this masterpiece contains 394 components, though all you really see are just a handful of them. The rest are hidden in what would appear to be the sides of the case, with the inside flanges acting as two base plates. Almost as a matter of course, the main object of our fascination - the double-axis tourbillon -takes center stage between the two panes of sapphire crystal and mesmerizes the eye. It, naturally, has an added kick that has never been seen before: the tourbillon cage of the first one-minute tourbillon (the second also revolves at this speed) also houses a constant force device with inertia acceleration according to Jaenneret. It reloads six times every second.

Patrizzi & Co Opens 2010 Auction Year with Significant Cartier Timepieces and Over 150 Collector-Level Wristwatches, Pocket Watches and Clocks for March 9 Auction in New York City.

A 1929 gold-and-nephrite Cartier table clock featuring grande sonnerie chimes—one of two clocks with the most complicated mechanism ever made by the company—highlights Patrizzi & Co's first 2010 horologic auction, to be held Tuesday, March 9, in New York City with simultaneous bidding online. "Timeless Emotions - Collecting Pocket Watches, Wristwatches & Clocks" will showcase more than 150 collector-level timepieces, including an outstanding selection of vintage Cartier wristwatches, clocks and pocket watches.
"This will be the most important sale of Cartier timepieces since 1996. The table clock is exquisite. It's extremely rare to find a large Comet clock with the grand sonnerie, moon phases and calendar," said Osvaldo Patrizzi, president and chief executive officer of Patrizzi & Co. "With its distinguished history and esthetic prowess, Cartier is commanding top prices and is particularly desirable with clients in China."
Grande sonnerie striking hours marking the quarter hours is extremely rare for a Cartier desk clock. The case is in 14k yellow gold with nephrite base and side panels. Its enamel face depicts the time and phases of the moon as well as three subsidiary dials with day, alarm and date. The clock was owned by the son of New York City's youngest mayor, Hugh L. Grant, who led the city, beginning at age 31, from 1889-1892. Other Cartier pieces include several tank-style platinum men's wristwatches, a platinum minute repeater pocket watch, and a men's jeweled dress pocket watch. 

Also in the sale will be two Patek Philippes Ref. 2526. This sought-after reference was the company's first wristwatch powered by an automatic movement, which ushered in the era of self-winding watches. Made in 1956, Ref. 2526 is in platinum set with diamonds, which is extremely unusual for this model. The second example is in 18k yellow gold with an enamel dial and was also made in 1956.
"These two Patek Philippes are extremely significant. You could say this movement changed the course of horology. The automatic winding was a fantastic innovation and set the groundwork for really almost every technical advancement since," said Patrizzi.

Auction Highlights

• Cartier Complicated "Comet" Table Clock with eight-day duration and Grande Sonnerie chimes in 14k yellow gold with nephrite base and side panels, enamel dial, moon phases and three subsidiary dials with day, date and alarm; completed in 1929. One of two clocks with the most complicated mechanism ever produced by Cartier.
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• Cartier 18k yellow gold, black onyx and enamel miniature desk clock with eight-day duration; circa 1929.
• Cartier platinum men's tank "Louis Cartier" wristwatch with original platinum bracelet; completed in 1929. • Cartier platinum, flat minute-repeater pocket watch with engraved coat of arms; approx. 20 platinum minute-repeating pocket watches were ever made by Cartier; circa 1918. • Cartier keyless, rock crystal gentlemen's platinum dress pocket watch set with sapphires; completed in 1928.• Cartier 18k white gold "Louis Cartier" men's tank wristwatch with matching bracelet; made entirely in Cartier's London workshop; circa 1977.

Auction 2 p.m. Tuesday, March 9, with three-day preview

The live auction will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, March 9, at Patrizzi & Co, 595 Madison Avenue, Suite 605. Buyers can bid on site, via phone, written bids, and in real time online via the company's website, www.patrizziauction.com. A public preview will be held Saturday and Sunday, March 6-7, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Monday, March 8, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. During these times, company experts will offer complimentary appraisals and accept consignments for future auctions.

Concurrent three-day New York Silent Sale

In conjunction with the three-day preview of the auction, Patrizzi & Co will conduct a Silent Sale of an additional 100 timepieces, including Rolex, Cartier, Piaget, Omega, Vacheron Constantin and Jaeger LeCoultre. Interested buyers can examine the pieces and place their initial bid at the company's New York showroom. A text message system will notify them of competing bids, allowing them the opportunity to rebid before the silent auction closes the evening of Monday, March 8.

Hong Kong Preview & Silent Sale

Both events will be extended to Hong Kong. The traditional auction will preview in Patrizzi & Co's new office in Hong Kong Feb. 27-March 1 and the Silent Auction will be conducted there during those dates as well.

No Buyer's Commission
Patrizzi & Co does not charge a buyer's commission, representing a 20 to 25 percent savings from the hammer price for the buyer. Unlike most auction houses, this means the final sale price reflects the actual value of the timepiece.