Geneva—For those who prioritize style over a watch’s mechanics, the revamped Cartier Baignoire is calling. Created in the early 1900s, “baignoire” is French for “bathtub,” an allusion to the watch’s oval dial and sumptuous rounded oval bezel. The 2023 quartz-powered version sees the bezel even larger, which is in line with the chunky gold metal … Read more

While the majority of watches we cover on bestbuycheap.ru are for men, we like to discuss quality women’s watches from time to time – the Chanel Premiere being one of them. Being mostly guys, we tend to write about what we ourselves would wear. We, nevertheless, have a lot of demand for more women’s content, and I … Read more

I think of Cartier’s Calibre de Cartier watch as the collection of watches from Cartier, other than the expensive pieces in the Fine Watchmaking family, as being exclusively for men. Born from the start with a masculine presence and size (42 mm), it has expanded in two directions: complicated with a chronograph, and “hardened” with the excellent … Read more

Connecting the old with the new, Cartier is inspired to implement a new look inspired by the traditional winding keys of 19th-century clocks into small form factor mechanical movements. Our hands-on review of the Cle de Cartier will help you get acquainted with an era of watchmaking long-gone. That is until recently when Cartier nostalgically reminded all … Read more

The world of Cartier has a range of timepiece levels. This includes the brand’s “Classics,” which represent their more mainstream watches with relatively simple movements, the “Fine Watchmaking” arena of much higher-end complications and haute horology, and finally, the middle area of “Small Complications.” This is “small,” as opposed to “grand,” in the arena of … Read more

With the Cartier Rotonde de Cartier Astromystérieux, Cartier gets a dual prize for not only one of the most beautiful watch releases of SIHH 2016, but also probably the most “French sounding.” Try and say “Astromystérieux” without picturing a stroll in Paris along the Seine after an afternoon window shopping in the Place Vendome. You’d … Read more

The Cartier Drive de Cartier watches are the men’s Cartier we’ve been waiting for; stylish and refined with a dash of sports luxe. SIHH 2016 was a restrained affair, most brands playing a game of wait-and-see with the global luxury watch market. One exception was Cartier Drive de Cartier watches . Its Drive de Cartier … Read more

The Cartier Crash de Cartier Watch is a strange, morbid, and fascinating watch. Even as brands bend over backwards to make ever more novel, avant-garde, and unexpected watches, Cartier’s twisted-looking Crash watch is still one of the most distinctive designs you will find. Its contorted shape and the story behind it make the Cartier Crash … Read more

Privé is the exclusive collection of resurrected Cartier watches from the brand’s extensive history. Hardcore Cartier fans will recall the mid-2000s Collection Privée Cartier Paris, while newcomers to the brand will probably remember the 2018 and 2019 Privé models, the Cintrée and the Tonneau. 2020 sees the arrival of the Cartier Privé Tank Asymétrique, probably the most … Read more

One of the reasons I admire Cartier timepieces so much is that the company was integral in the creation of the wristwatch industry, to begin with. It was actually around 1904 that Cartier started making men’s wristwatches (probably the first company to commercialize them) with the Santos, as a pilot’s watch. For the next two … Read more