Cartier Ballon Bleu W69004Z2

Wife and I have already had a pair of Santos 100 as couple watches. We dropped by an AD last Friday, and my wife said: "Why don't we take a closer look at the Cartier Ballon Bleu? I saw it on the magazine every now and then and quite like it." So we tried on the 33mm and 42mm model respectively, and

thinking about surprising my wife with a watch but can't decide on which model. Appreciate any input from anyone with experience in either model. Thanks in advance. James.

Who said the black is not a good friend of blue? Anyway, let's forget this fashion statement because I'm talking here about the Ballon Bleu and this black dial is a nice surprise. I'm usually not a deep fan of the Ballon Bleu but the black dial brings here a more relaxed and casual atmosphere which

I have the feeling to write the same words years after years but one again, Cartier was the most active and creative brand of the SIHH. Not a surprise when we know the turnover share of Cartier within Richemont but not so obvious when you have in the same group brands like JLC, IWC or Montblanc whic

The most important watches, it's always the same story. These are not the ones that impress the most, they are not necessarily the most attractive but they play a strategic role in the development and growth of a brand. As such, they embody a certain idea of ​​consensus which is usually not the main

Actually, as you know the movement 430 MC is based on the Piaget 430P and so it takes advantage of its very thin height. It is not a surprise to find it in two very slender watches: - the Tank Louis Cartier Extra Flat - the Ballon Bleu Extra Flat (40mm) I have a preference for the Tank because its e