The "Cartier Must Vendome" that arrived today is the first with an Arabic dial in a long time.
Recently, Mast Vendome has become even more popular than Mast Tank.
Among them, those with distinctive dial designs tend to sell out quickly.
When it comes to Cartier, many of their watches have Roman indexes, but there are surprisingly few with Arabic numerals.
This is proof that Cartier watches are designed with care.
Even Cartier watches with designs that are not typical of Cartier are very unique.
In addition to its slim and distinctive case design,
The dial structure is stepped, with a center and an outer perimeter dividing it into two levels, a very intricate detail.
Arabic indexes are printed in various places, and the outer scale features a railway design typical of Cartier.
I once again realize that this is a dial with interesting features in many places.
The movement in this example appears to have undergone a complete service by Cartier in later years.
The movement has been replaced with a new one, making this a vintage watch that can also be used practically.
I would be a little worried if the machine was old, but if it was new, it should get high points.
Currently, a complete service at Cartier costs around 50,000 yen for a quartz model.
Considering that, I'm personally happy that there are people who are willing to exchange them.
The impression when worn is very simple.
However, the high level of design is apparent just by looking at it, creating a luxurious atmosphere.
Cartier watches are indeed the best items that look artistic to anyone who sees them.
The watch really stands out thanks to the simple outfit, so it's clear that there's no need for any unnecessary accessories.
After all, how important is it for the watch itself to be great?
This is the essential charm that can only be appreciated with vintage models.
