Admit it you’ve been sticking to the round down-to-earth versions for far too long. What sets Drive de Cartier apart from the others in your wristwatch box ought to be the 40mm cushion case in steel or pink gold.
Entitled Drive de Cartier, this cushion-shaped mechanical is simplicity at its most profound packed with all the hallmarks of a Cartier classic: the romantic Roman numerals, the always-on-trend leaf-shaped hands in blue or gold, the well-worked flinqué or guilloché dial, the stylish octagonal crown set with a precious stone or mineral, just to name a few. But before you bracket them as wristwatches that only your dad’s generation would approve of, Cartier introduces a set of newbies that the Biebers and the Drakes of today would front on date nights and Goslings and Hiddlestons on every other day. That’s because these guys design their wristwatches to be at a Hemsworth-level of handsome and with such an era-fluid charm that it would still be relevant 50 iPhone models from now – and we’re not betting against their wares outlasting the smartphone generation either. Go ahead and take your pick of Tanks and Santos and let the compliments roll your way. The thing about owning a Cartier wristwatch is that you probably can’t own a wrong one.
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