The Cartier Santos de Cartier watch can be considered the world's first true wristwatch, with a history spanning over a century. In 1904, Cartier launched a t.mes
piece that could be worn on the wrist, named after his close friend, Alberto Santos-Dumont, which is how the Santos watch got its name. At that t.mes
, wristwatches were merely makeshift creations, essentially pocket watches strapped to the wrist, with the crown still positioned at 12 o'clock! However, Santos introduced an innovative design by placing the crown at the 3 o'clock position and embedding a natural blue cabochon on the crown, which has captivated countless consumers with its enchanting blue light to this day.Today, we present the latest upgraded version of the Santos from 2018, featuring a newly upgraded quick-release system that requires no tools; with a simple press, you can detach the strap effortlessly. This patented technology is one of a kind, with a 40mm case diameter, powered by an imported movement, and protected by a sapphire crystal, boasting a water resistance of 100 meters. The images are taken from a high-end replica for your reference!
