Showing posts with label Calibre de Cartier watches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Calibre de Cartier watches. Show all posts

Monday, March 22, 2010

King Jewelers Nashville Watch Spotlight: Calibre de Cartier




At this year’s SIHH 2010, Cartier released one of the finest, most masculine timepieces to ever bear the prestigious Cartier brand name: the Calibre de Cartier. Constructed in a 42mm case, the new collection is available in steel, two-tone, and 18k pink gold (featured here in steel). Imagine an IWC Portuguese Chronograph meets a Jaeger-LeCoultre sophistication with the DNA of Cartier --- the Richmoent group is truly a powerhouse of design and quality. Here are a few details and specs of what we feel to be one of the best new models to hit the watch market this year:

Highly distinctive Cartier aesthetic codes : Innovative design, snailed opalin dial, Roman numerals, rail track, sword shaped hands, heptagonal crown set with a blue cabochon... Calibre de Cartier reinterprets all the emblematic watchmaking codes of the Maison.
An extraordinary well balanced aesthetic: a powerful design with its large bezel and imposing horns, yet very comfortable to wear.
A 100 % Cartier workshop-crafted automatic movement 1904 MC: A new
movement developed, manufactured and assembled by Cartier in the great watchmaking tradition to combine: chronometry, durability and reliability. This new in-house automatic movement provides an exceptional chronometry thanks to its double barrel and its bidirectional winding system. The 1904 MC displays a Manufacture level of finishes: rotor and bridges are decorated with the traditional Côtes de Genève and stippling decoration for the bottom plate.

Caliber 1904 MC
> Diameter: 11’’’½ id 25,6mm
> Thickness: 4 mm
> Number of Jewels: 27
> Number of pieces: 186
> Two barrels
> Bidirectional Rotor winding sytem
> Frequency: 28’800 vibrations / hour (4 Hz)
> Power reserve: 48 hours.

CRW7100014: $6,500
CRW7100013: $6,500

King Jewelers Nashville is the exclusive authorized dealer for the Calibre de Cartier in the Central South region. For more information, please visit www.Cartier.com or http://www.kings1912.com/.