Cartier

Alfred Cartier, the son of the founder, played a pivotal role in expanding the Cartier legacy. He was the one who persuaded his father to venture into the world of wristwatches, integrating them into Maison Cartier’s prestigious collection. In 1898, Alfred’s son, Louis Cartier, joined the family business, further enriching their portfolio with not only pocket watches and wristwatches but also with the crafting of pendulum clocks.

The dawn of the 20th century marked the beginning of an illustrious era for Cartier's timepieces. It was during this period that the house introduced its now-iconic models: the Santos in 1906, the Tank in 1917, and the Pasha in 1932, each becoming a timeless classic in the world of luxury watches

Discover the large version of the Cartier Santos, a masterpiece of craftsmanship blending elegant design with precision engineering. At its heart is the calibre 1847 MC, a mechanical movement with automatic winding that ensures both precision and reliability. The watch features a robust steel case, adorned with a unique 7-sided crown set with a faceted synthetic spinel. The face of the watch showcases a graduated blue dial, enhanced by steel sword-shaped hands and protected under a sapphire crystal. The Santos comes on the steel bracelet equipped with a SmartLink adjustment system. The watch has a case width of 39.8 mm and a thickness of 9.38 mm, and it's water-resistant up to 10 bar.

This Santos is in very good to near mint condition, has some small hairlines on the bezel and bracelet. Comes as a full set with factory warranty until 2-2029.