Cartier Cartier 15092 Features
Code :19104
Case Material :Yellow gold
Condition :1 (mint)
Location :Italy, Verona
Price : € 7,500 (= $ 9,150)
Availability
Available immediately
Case
Case Material :Yellow gold
Dial :White
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Cartier Cartier 15092 The Related Reviews:
- Wanted the black and gold but was sold out in store and online. I saw this one black and silver with the color dial and couldn't resist buying it. It's comfortable, nice size face and versatile. I love it!!
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by jean-pierre DINGREVILLE Canada Edmonton Alberta from Netherlands Purmerend
- A++++++ SELLER WILL BUY FROM AGAIN
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by khalid amiri United States Dade City from Netherlands Purmerend
- bought this for my father for christmas. its a beatuiful watch, bu the said the clasp is to tricky. he's planning on getting another watch band. it could just be him though, i haven't tried to look at the clasp myself yet...
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- Review by Logan H Malaysia Subang Jaya from Netherlands Purmerend
Cartier Cartier 15092 wrist watches news:
Archimede Pilot S
Having smallish wrists (6.75") on which a 36mm watch with thin bezel looks quite large enough, I have been hesitant to buy a regular-sized (42-45mm) or even medium (39mm) Pilot watch. I chanced yesterday to come upon a new-ish model on Archimede's website, the 36mm Pilot S (ARCHIMEDE Pilot S | Automatic Watch | Mid Size | 36mm, which looked to fit the bill for me. I opted to order one with the black strap and deployant buckle. In the meantime, I am wearing my late-40s cal. 89 IWC (not German, I know, but does show a good 36mm size on my wrist):
Having smallish wrists (6.75") on which a 36mm watch with thin bezel looks quite large enough, I have been hesitant to buy a regular-sized (42-45mm) or even medium (39mm) Pilot watch. I chanced yesterday to come upon a new-ish model on Archimede's website, the 36mm Pilot S (ARCHIMEDE Pilot S | Automatic Watch | Mid Size | 36mm, which looked to fit the bill for me. I opted to order one with the black strap and deployant buckle. In the meantime, I am wearing my late-40s cal. 89 IWC (not German, I know, but does show a good 36mm size on my wrist):
Ronda movements
What do you think about them, it's quality and endurance?I saw some very nice quartz watches, the ones who have this movements...
What do you think about them, it's quality and endurance?I saw some very nice quartz watches, the ones who have this movements...
Wittnauer and Butex Just Got Here.......
I have been slotting each watch I just got inbto it's correct sub-forum, leaving these 2 with no place to go except here........The first is this wonderful Wittnauer......I love this watch .........I know it's not in good condition, the dial is funky, and the case is slightly dented , and the gold is wearing off, ( someone loved this watch too) but the band is orginal, "Styled Wittnauer" written on the catch...and it's only a 15 jewel watch, and the movement isn't as clean as most ......but none of that matters .......I love the way it looks ......I suspect it's from the 30 ?......anyone else have an idea about that .....oh and it is a man's watch ......then there's this very funky Butex.....but I do love the red arrow second hand .....I can't get the back off so I have no other infor on it....the case is well worn, the crystal is scratched, but that's a great sweep second hand ......but I know nothing about Butex.....
I have been slotting each watch I just got inbto it's correct sub-forum, leaving these 2 with no place to go except here........The first is this wonderful Wittnauer......I love this watch .........I know it's not in good condition, the dial is funky, and the case is slightly dented , and the gold is wearing off, ( someone loved this watch too) but the band is orginal, "Styled Wittnauer" written on the catch...and it's only a 15 jewel watch, and the movement isn't as clean as most ......but none of that matters .......I love the way it looks ......I suspect it's from the 30 ?......anyone else have an idea about that .....oh and it is a man's watch ......then there's this very funky Butex.....but I do love the red arrow second hand .....I can't get the back off so I have no other infor on it....the case is well worn, the crystal is scratched, but that's a great sweep second hand ......but I know nothing about Butex.....
How many Divers have been made?
I know this is a difficult question as it is not a Ltd. edition piece...but does anyone have any idea how many have been produced?Sorry if it is a sill question!
I know this is a difficult question as it is not a Ltd. edition piece...but does anyone have any idea how many have been produced?Sorry if it is a sill question!
Calatrava Appreciation Thread...
While there are so many beautiful Complications and Grand Complications that Patek makes, I thought it would be nice to show some love and appreciation for the simpler time pieces that Patek makes.... So let's show some love for the Calatrava's....:c lap:
While there are so many beautiful Complications and Grand Complications that Patek makes, I thought it would be nice to show some love and appreciation for the simpler time pieces that Patek makes.... So let's show some love for the Calatrava's....:c lap:
