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Cartier Rotonde Small Complication Watches Now In Steel
The world of Cartier has a range of timepiece levels. This includes the brand's "Classics," which represent their more mainstream watches with relatively simple movements, the "Fine Watchmaking" arena of much higher-end complications and haute horology, and finally, the middle area of "Small Complications." This is "small," as opposed to "grand," in the arena of timepieces, where the latter refers to what is much more complex and, of course, expensive. What we can find in the Cartier Rotonde Small Complication watches might be considerable value, especially with the new Rotonde de Cartier watches in steel.Not all of these models seen here are brand new, but as we understand it, the steel models are. What you see are two types of Cartier Rotonde Small Complication watch models, with either a date and power reserve indicator, or the more favored big date, dual time, day/night indicator with subsidiary seconds models. So let's focus on that latter line of models which is formally called t

Day Date II
Although I couldn't take pics I was able to try on the DDII in both WG and PT. The WG had a silver with diamond marker dial. The PT had Glacier Blue with Diamond Marker. The size, for me, was perfect!!! I was truly amazed and how great the proportions were on my wrist. The Smooth bezel is NOT rounded, it's more of a squared off step style bezel and although it doesn't look as nice as the smooth bezel it works well with this watch. The dial looks larger, and again, in proportion with the rest of the piece. The traditional fluted bezel was on the WG version and would be my choice. The diamond markers are a nice touch and not blingy at all...very classy without being over the top. I think that Rolex did a great job with the DDII and i'm waiting for a dealer to receive a catalog of all the dials to see what options are available. CheersChristiaan

What can you tell me about the Everest?
I probably should have asked this earlier, but I didn't have much time, so I bid on one and won it for what seemed like a very good price, and to me it's quite a striking looking watch. I think it comes from a liquidator of either overstock or discontinued items. They do guarantee authenticity, which was really all I cared about considering the price.It has a stainless bracelet, mineral crystal, quartz movement, and a two tone black/silver face with the date at 4:00.Thanks for any info you can give!

new vintage omega; a.k.a Dennis
thanks for looking and special thanks to Ulackfocus

14 years today
I bought this !!