It’s been one year since Cartier announced its Drive de Cartier Collection and now the premium watchmaker took the opportunity to add moon phase and extra flat models in this line. Both these models were presented at the SIHH 2017 event currently held in Geneva.
Drive de Cartier Extra Flat
The Extra Flat model in this collection is slimmer than 7mm thickness, precisely 6.6mm. As per Cartier, the company has toned-down the thickness by nearly 40 percent than the original models. Powering this sleek machine is the manual-winding-in-house movement, Caliber 430 MC. This slim sleek model comes in two versions of rose gold and white gold cases that measure 39 x 39 mm. The white gold version is limited to 200 pieces on the first-come-first basis attached with a price tag of $16,700. there is no such precise limit for the rose gold model and can be bought for a price of $15,600.
This slim sleek model comes in two versions of rose gold and white gold cases that measure 39 x 39 mm. The white gold version is limited to 200 pieces on the first-come-first basis attached with a price tag of $16,700. there is no such precise limit for the rose gold model and can be bought for a price of $15,600.
Drive de Cartier Moon Phases
These Moon Phase models from Cartier is an elegant piece of device and features the moon phase display placed at the 6’oclock position. This is an “astronomic” indicator as described by the company, and requires one-day correction every 125 years.
The Moon Phase models are powered by automatic manufacture movement 1904-LU MC offering 48 hours of power reserve. The case for this models measure comes in steel and rose gold version and measures 40 x 41 mm in size. The steel version is priced for $7,500 while the rose gold version comes along with a price tag of $21,100.
