100 metres) Movement: Manufacture calibre 1847 automatic winding With its unique exposed screws and rounded angles, the design of the Santos de Cartier is to watches what the Porsche 911 is to ...

A matching bracelet in yellow gold or platinum will also be available for a limited run of 100 units per option ... the latest Santos de Cartier watches feature a radiant green dial and ergonomic ...

Like the incoming congressman, the watch traces its roots to Brazil. Sleepy Time: George Santos flexes his Cartier Santos watch during the voting for speaker of the the House of Representatives.

“I've been calling the Cartier Santos the ‘It boy watch’ for the past two years, simply because so many guys in my social circle have recently gotten one,” Dimepiece’s Brynn Wallner ...

Less than 15 years following the launch of the Santos, Cartier gave birth to another horology legend—the Tank watch—in 1917 ... and water resistance up to 100 feet—the Ronde Solo is not ...

Cartier unveiled the striking timepiece (Ref. CRWGSA0053) at Watches & Wonders last year ... It also promises water resistance up to 100 feet. This Santos-Dumont is no longer produced, but ...

Louis Cartier wasn’t happy with the Santos because the lugs were still, in his thinking, “attached” to the case, and in 1918 Cartier finally released the Tank, a rectangular watch that effectively ...

“The Santos watch was conceived by Louis Cartier in 1904 to help aviators tell time mid-flight,” the Cartier website proudly touts how their founder Louis Cartier designed the watch for his ...

Over the years, the Santos de Cartier has been worn by everyone from pilots to the character Gordon Gekko in the 1987 film Wall Street: its latest incarnation recognises that small is beautiful ...

Cartier dreams up clever new twists on its four most famous timepieces, beloved by celebrities and collectors alike. Getty Images/iStockphoto From the Tank to the Ballon Bleu, Cartier has shaped ...

Nils Herrmann, Collection Cartier “Only two lines of Cartier watches have been named after real persons: Santos-Dumont and La Doña,” Mr. Rainero said. Some pieces were lent by private and ...