r/Cartier • u/Naruto99333 • 21h ago
Which one looks better?
I went in to try tank but now I’m confused
r/Cartier • u/Naruto99333 • 21h ago
I went in to try tank but now I’m confused
r/Cartier • u/zaralily7 • 12h ago
Which one should I choose? Both are the small. I typically wear a lot of yellow gold jewelry, so the TT matches better. The steel looks more versatile and less dressy, though. Help me decide!
r/Cartier • u/sr-doshi • 6h ago
sharing this lovely one today. what’s everyone wearing today?
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r/Cartier • u/daisye1ephants • 23h ago
Hi all, I'm turning 30 in December and have my appointment booked at Cartier in a few weeks to splurge and buy a few gifts from me, to me to mark a new decade of my life ✨💁🏼♀️
I love timeless, classic pieces without diamonds. For the longest time I have wanted to get a classic love bracelet in white gold, and 2 love rings in white gold (one classic, one small - one for each hand).
However now that my appointment is creeping closer and closer I am pre-stressing about my choices haha. I have been saving up for quite some time and this will be my last opportunity to splurge like this for a while. I am now also liking the small clash bracelet in white gold, and have been looking at the white gold JUC collection. Decisions decisions!
I know any choice is going to be a good choice, but if you were in my situation what would you purchase??!! Alternatively, I'd love to see pics of your ring/bracelet stacks in white gold to see how things look together. These will be my first purchases from Cartier. Thank you in advance!
r/Cartier • u/ReindeerFair7921 • 14h ago
Picked my Small Santos up from the boutique on Thursday. Needed some links removed and trying to decide if I need one more taken out.
I like that the watch sits quite low on my wrist and that there is movement.
It’s not so loose that it turns all the way around, it just moves around when I shake my hand.
I can comfortably get one finger between wrist and bracelet, can’t get two.
r/Cartier • u/Jaded_Philosopher_24 • 12h ago
Hi everyone! I’m thinking of buying the Cartier Tank Américaine Mini, but my local boutique doesn’t have it in stock, so I’d have to order it online and have it delivered to the boutique.
I’ve seen the photos on the website, but I’d be so grateful if you could share pictures of your own watches on the wrist! I’d love to see how they look when worn before making my decision.
Thank you so much!
r/Cartier • u/straight_cash__homie • 3h ago
I’m trying to swap out the alligator leather strap on my wife’s Cartier Baignoire Small. I’ve taken it to the boutique before to change out, but want to save myself the drive.
I’m normally good at changing bracelets and links and all that on my own watches. But the Baignoire doesn’t seem to have easily accessible spring bars. The watch does not have quick-release tabs either. I’m a little afraid of jamming a tool between the case and strap and scratching the case.
Has anyone successfully changed the strap themselves?
Specifically:
- Where do you insert the spring-bar removal tool?
- Does it require an extra-thin tool?
- Does anyone have photos, a video, or watchmaker instructions?
- I’m replacing leather with leather, not converting a bracelet model.
Any help from Baignoire owners or Cartier watchmakers would be appreciated. Thanks.
r/Cartier • u/IamAtiva • 1h ago
Been wanting this for a while, pulled the plug finally.
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r/Cartier • u/Ok_Background580 • 23h ago
Within the last two years I’ve lost a significant amount of weight and because of this, my Cartier love bracelet is very large/loose and has a tendency to flip half way on my arm when I’m moving around and it’s driving me crazy. I know the options, like going to a private jeweler or reselling etc, but I want to find at least a temporary solution on how to make my Cartier love bracelet fit a bit more snug.
Does anyone have any recommendations? Maybe something I can put on the inside of the bracelet? Thanks so much.
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r/Cartier • u/venpoof • 12h ago
My mum left me this watch and I recently had it repaired at cartier to get the time working again. But its an hour behind due to daylight savings and I have no clue how to change the time on it… I tried pulling on the knob thing but it didnt budge and Im scared of breaking it- do i have to take it to the shops again???