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Ever since Cartier released the 41mm-wide version of the Cartier Clé watch with the "mysterious hours" complication, I’ve been quietly in love with this still newer case design as the foundation of interesting, more high-end models that are nevertheless simple in their presentation. SIHH 2016 sees the debut of the Clé de Cartier Automatic Skeleton, which takes Cartier’s now popular in-house-made and distinctly skeletonized watch movements a step further by adding automatic winding – a first for a movement of this type produced by Cartier.
The article Cartier Clé Automatic Skeleton Watch first appeared on aBlogtoWatch and was written by Ariel Adams.
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Ever since Cartier released the 41mm-wide version of the Cartier Clé watch with the "mysterious hours" complication, I’ve been quietly in love with this still newer case design as the foundation of interesting, more high-end models that are nevertheless simple in their presentation. SIHH 2016 sees the debut of the Clé de Cartier Automatic Skeleton, which takes Cartier’s now popular in-house-made and distinctly skeletonized watch movements a step further by adding automatic winding – a first for a movement of this type produced by Cartier.
The article Cartier Clé Automatic Skeleton Watch first appeared on aBlogtoWatch and was written by Ariel Adams.
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Let us know your thoughts and impressions.