Cartier Baignoire "double godrons" Or jaune - Mécanique - v. 1980 tudor elle est la montre indispensable

elle est la montre indispensable

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it's because it alone sums up the Cartier philosophy: drawing a line from the past to the present

both historically and stylistically

Cartier Baignoire "double godrons" Or jaune - Mécanique - v. 1980 tudor elle est la montre indispensableA slightly different legend remains a legend Description How can one mention Cartier without thinking of the Baignoire model? With elegance, sensuality, and delicacy, the Cartier Baignoire evokes womanhood and the Cartier identity in one. It also illustrates the Maisons technical capabilities in creating a mechanism that fits seamlessly into an oval case. But is this really "The" Baignoire, the one we've seen on numerous wrist (and maybe too many)?