Your next watch
Jul 29, 2010 | 07:39 AM
#44
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From: MonteCarlo
Me too especially the gold one with the green and red inside. The steel would sound most appropriate, but they are too expensive wish they were around the ROO pricing.
Jul 29, 2010 | 08:23 AM
#45
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From: MidEast
I just dont understand RMs 
I think I might pick one of these up... looks great on
But the one I pick up will have the correct time and date
I think I might pick one of these up... looks great on
But the one I pick up will have the correct time and date
The new Cartier Caliber Collection features the first self-winding mechanical movement crafted entirely by Cartier: the calibre 1904 MC. Consider this a move forward that testifies to the priority Cartier gives to developing its own movements, based on research. Striking a nice balance between power and finesse, the Calibre de Cartier watch is exceptionally comfortable to wear. The bezel that embellishes the case plays on contrasts: polished on the exterior, it becomes increasingly dynamic as it approaches the case.
A 28 degree free-fall towards the dial culminates in a fluted ring marked with 120 notches. The dial offers a virile reinterpretation of both the Cartier watchmaking codes and Roman numerals. A transparent sapphire crystal case back reveals the calibre 1904 MC. The Calibre de Cartier arrives in April, starting at $6500.
A 28 degree free-fall towards the dial culminates in a fluted ring marked with 120 notches. The dial offers a virile reinterpretation of both the Cartier watchmaking codes and Roman numerals. A transparent sapphire crystal case back reveals the calibre 1904 MC. The Calibre de Cartier arrives in April, starting at $6500.
Last edited by GrayTT; Jul 29, 2010 at 08:31 AM.
Jul 29, 2010 | 02:52 PM
#49
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Joined: Feb 2009
Posts: 74
Great Choice, Im still wanting to pick one up. I work for Cartier, so I HAVE NO EXCUSE!
