Category: CARTIER

Cartier Santos Dumont

Cartier introduces three new models to the Santos Dumont collection, two as limited editions and one as a current edition.

Starting with the two most exclusive variants, we have a burgundy version in platinum with a white dial offered with a burgundy leather strap and is limited to 150 pieces.

The other limited edition comes with a gold case, with a dial in the same tone and which is offered with a green leather strap and the number of units available are 250 pieces.

Finally, we have a current variant in stainless steel, which is presented all in black, extending from the case, passing through the dial and ending in the leather strap.

All variants share the 43.5mm case, a dial of growing squares pattern, as well as the manual-winding 430 MC movement.

Cartier, Santos Dumont. Gold, white or black dial; gold, platinum or stainless steel case, 43.5 mm x 7.3 mm, sapphire crystal, green, burgundy or black alligator leather strap. Caliber 43 MC, manual-winding movement, hour, minutes, seconds, 21,600 Vph, 18 jewels, 38 hours of power reserve. Limited Edition for platinum (150 pieces) and gold (250 pieces), Price € 5,100 (stainless steel), € 12,000 (gold), € 16,000 (platinum).

Cartier Tank Must

After last year, when the W&W was also presented in three colours, this year the brand decides to go back to the basics and bring it in black, where the clean dial is accompanied by the leather strap in tone, or vice versa. On the dial, there is only room for the central hands and the discreet brand inscriptions at 12 o’clock and the tiny “Swiss Made” at 6 o’clock.

The new Cartier Tank Must is available in a steel case and in two sizes and both models are powered by a quartz movement.

Cartier, Tank Must. Black dial, stainless steel case, large and small size, sapphire crystal, black alligator leather strap. Quartz movement, hour, minutes, Price: not available at moment.

Cartier Tank Louis Cartier

There are two novelties introduced in the Tank Louis Cartier collection, one in red that almost looks like burgundy and the other in anthracite grey, with dials that present different visual effects in the tones produced due to the new electrochemical engraving technique.

The two new watches come with a large case and while the red variant comes with a yellow gold case, the anthracite grey version comes with a rose gold case.

The dial of the watches appears with a crescent pattern of squares, hands in the same tone of the case and Roman numerals in the position of the four cardinal points.

Inside, the manual-winding movement 1917 MC operates and the watches are offered with a leather strap in the same tone as the dial.

Cartier, Tank Louis Cartier. Red or anthracite grey dial, yellow gold or rose gold case, large size, sapphire crystal, red or grey alligator leather strap. Caliber 1917 MC, manual-winding movement, hour, minutes, seconds, 21,600 Vph, 19 jewels, 38 hours of power reserve. Price € 11,200.

Cartier Privé Tank Chinoise

In 1922, the Cartier Tank Chinoise was born out of Europe’s strong interest in East Asian arts and today, 100 years later, it reappears now in the form of six new models.

The six new models, which now feature a rectangular case instead of the previous square case, are divided into two categories, one with the traditional dial with Roman numerals and which is offered in platinum, rose gold or yellow gold, each of which is limited to 150 pieces. Then there is a second category that comes with skeletonizing dials with thin decorative bars decorated with red and black/blue lacquer in three variants: yellow gold, platinum and diamond-set platinum, with the first two limited to 100 pieces and the last to 20.

Inside, they are powered by the manual-winding 430 MC movement that offers up to 38 hours of power reserve. All six variants are offered with a black leather strap.

Cartier, Collection Privé Tank Chinoise. White or open dial; yellow gold, rose gold or platinum case, 39.5 mm x 29.2 mm x 7.7 mm, sapphire crystal, black alligator leather strap. Caliber 430 MC, hour, minutes, 21,600 Vph, 23 jewels, 38 hours of power reserve. Price: not available at moment.

Cartier Masse Mystérieuse

Born in 1912 under the name of Model A, knowing over the years some (few) interactions now appear on an almost transparent dial, where all the movement appears arranged inside the oscillating weight, whose ingenious movement that visually seems totally disconnected (with the crown as the most glaring example of this) is based on six sapphire discs.

The watch is offered in a 43.5mm platinum case with a total of 30 pieces, but also with a baguette set or a full diamond set with a platinum bracelet, the latter two limited to 10 pieces each.

Inside, it operates a self-winding movement Caliber 9801 MC that offers up to 42 hours of power reserve.

Cartier, Masse Mystérieuse. Skeletonised dial, platinum case, 43.5 mm x 12.64 mm, sapphire crystal, black alligator leather strap. Caliber 9801 MC, self-winding movement, hour, minutes, 28,800 Vph, 43 jewels, 42 hours of power reserve. Limited Edition: platinum (30 pieces), platinum with baguette set or full diamond set with platinum bracelet (10 pieces each), Price € 250,000 (platinum), € 565,000 (baguette set), € 1,200,000 (full diamond set).

Cartier Pasha de Cartiers

Cartier decides to expand the collection with the introduction of some new models, and the variations range from the different materials used, from steel to gold, as well as the complications introduced, from the simple dial with three hands to the Tourbillon.

Now let’s take a quick look at Cartier’s new W&W2021.

Pasha de Cartier 41 mm Chronograph

Pasha de Cartier is not as popular as Cartier Tank or Santos, its unique design is something you love or hate, just like that. With three different sizes of 35, 38, and 41 mm and a considerable number of models in stainless steel, yellow gold, rose gold, and white gold, solid and skeletonized dials, smooth, diving, and diamond bezels, there is a lot to choose from.

Now Cartier has decided to add to its Pasha collection the first two chronographs, one in stainless steel and the other in yellow gold, both with a diver’s frame (it is crazy to think that someone in their right mind will dive with a Pasha), a 30-minute counter at 3 o’clock, a 12-hours counter at 9 o’clock, a small-seconds at 6 o’clock and date opening at 4 ½ hours, blue hands, crown and chronograph pushers inlaid with blue cabochon. Inside it operates an automatic movement that offers up to 47 hours of power reserve. The stainless steel version comes with a steel bracelet and an extra leather strap, while the gold variant comes with two leather straps.

Cartier Tank Must

Born in the 80s in the middle of the “quartz crisis”, the Tank Must was made to be simple, in no precious metal just in silver and with a golden cover, without complications, with a clean dial, a reliable quartz movement, and an affordable price.

Today Cartier brings the Tank Must back, in a stainless steel case, an even cleaner dial where the old inscriptions “Must” and “C” no longer have a place and with an internal quartz movement (as it could not fail to be). These new Must are offered in 3 variants, in RGB colors (red, green, and blue), and come with a crocodile leather strap in the same color as the dial.

Ballon Bleu de Cartier 40 mm

The Cartier Ballon collection is offered in a wide range of sizes (ten so far) and more than a hundred models, Cartier has now decided to introduce several new variants to the collection in a new size, 40 mm, and now with an internal automatic movement.

This new size is offered in stainless steel or rose gold, both with a silver dial and with the option of a blue dial for the stainless steel variant and a dark gray dial for the rose gold variant. Inside, the In-house automatic movement caliber 1847 MC operates, offering up to 40 hours of power reserve. Both the steel variant and the gold variant come with an option of a steel/rose gold bracelet or leather strap.

Cloche de Cartier

The Cartier Cloche is another novelty of the Cartier Privé Collection, a watch that debuted in 1920 and reappeared in the 90s, and also in 2007, but as limited editions. Its two main features are the bell-shaped case, it is no coincidence that Cloche means bell, and the other unique feature is its 90 degrees inclined dial, which in addition to allowing a perfect reading on the wrist without having to rotate the arm still allows when it is not on the wrist to function as a table clock thanks to its bell shape that allows it to rest on a flat base.

The new Cartier Cloche comes in 6 variants, in gold, rose gold, and white gold, with a black sunburst or gold dial, as well as three skeletonized variants, one with diamonds set bezel. Inside, the manual movement Caliber 1917 MC operates for solid dials and Caliber 9626 for skeletonized models. All variants are offered with a leather strap.

Cartier Solar Beat Tank Must

It is the first sustainable watch in the Cartier collections. This watch comes with a solar quartz movement and a non-animal leather strap. In addition to the fact that solar movements are not an innovation, with almost half a century of life, the design of this watch is quite interesting, since all the energy it needs comes from the Roman numeral photovoltaic panels on the dial. The watch comes in a stainless steel case in two different sizes, 33 mm x 25.5 mm and 29.5 mm x 22 mm, white dial with black Roman numerals, blue hands that match the crown jewel, and three options of straps in black, blue, and light green.