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Just a few wrist shots...
...of the Santos Dumont XL Two-Tone LE in varied lighting. I really like the way this salmon dial responds to lighting conditions, revealing a number of thoughtful details: the blued steel hands, the silver-tone applied numerals, and the red color on the minute track and 'Cartier' label on its raised cartouche. Lots of solid Cartier DNA here, I think. (And dig that ginormous strand of arm hair!)
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Explore the Cartier Santos-Dumont Demoiselle with Clueless_Collector's review. Discover its unique design, micro-rotor, and surprising wearability for luxury watch enthusiasts.
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TheWindingStem's review of the Cartier Santos Dumont XL highlights QC issues like uneven bevelling and crown asymmetry. Collectors debate Cartier's quality standards.
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Just a few wrist shots...
...of the Santos Dumont XL Two-Tone LE in varied lighting. I really like the way this salmon dial responds to lighting conditions, revealing a number of thoughtful details: the blued steel hands, the silver-tone applied numerals, and the red color on the ...
Yeah, I tend to think Roman numerals when I think Santos myself.
However, these applied Arabic numerals lend depth to the dial, while standing up to the spiral pattern at the center.
