Cartier Santos

Also, although Cartier does not disclose the daily accuracy of the movement nor specified that it is chronometer certified, I've been getting roughly ...

On top of that, you can also go to your nearest Cartier boutique and you can order alligator or calfskin straps directly there as well. So here's my f...

After a long while of searching for the perfect "daily driver" I found myself to have landed the Cartier Santos. It may seem like a strange choice to some, but I really love the classy looks combined with the all-steel combination.

\- 2021: **Apple Watch Series 6**, mostly for sport purposes, it replaced my Garmin sport watch,. \- 2021: **Cartier Santos**, this one was not planned, I got it from my father in law, who hadn't worn it for the last years; I am still surprised by how much I like the rather quirky design and the size. \- 2021: **JLC Master Control Date**, bought this one last week for my 36th birthday, so I'm still in the honeymoon phase; I totally love how well executed, but under-the-radar it is; could not be happier with it. As of now I am really happy with my collection and think it covers all of my usecases.

Awesome history and punches so above its class it isn’t funny. **Cartier Santos** \- fell in love with the history and the Genta-esque design. Bought early this year and loved it, more than my Panerai which prompted the thoughts on edits.

I have always loved the timeless elegance and interesting backstory of the Cartier Santos. I decided to visit my local Cartier store to check out their collection and was excited when I saw the men's watches case nearly full - besides one empty slot. I eyed the stock and, of course, the one missing piece was the medium stainless Santos I was after. I asked the saleswoman if she could check the stock across the company to see if I could order one.

**“Classy Daily” - Cartier Santos Medium** \- Outrageously comfortable and handsome, top 2 most versatile watches I’ve personally owned. A little dressy for athleisure or flip-flops (where aforementioned Snowflake, OP, Explorer I will still work). Where the Defy is a daily for the days you want pizzazz, the Santos is a daily for the days you want to show off a touch more taste and refinement.

Bought a men’s Cartier Santos Octagon watch from the 80’s. It would be considered a woman’s watch due to its case size now, but I got a small wrist and play violin so I’m ok with it.

Rolex Sub, Cartier Santos, Navitimer, Speedy Pro, GS Snowflake, BB58, etc. These are loved by many and hyped in review blogs, but if you buy one of these watches because they're popular with other people, you will regret it. You say that you've been into watches since you were a kid.

This is the new Cartier Santos. Really love this watch more than I thought I would. Compared to the Rolex Submariner which was my previous daily watch, this watch is a lot more elegant, classy, and understated. The strap changing system is really cool, but I prefer to keep it on the metal bracelet for daily use, the leather one seems very delicate, I've even gotten a few water stains from just washing my hands which is surprising...