Santos Galbée SM W20031C4

The Santos de Cartier collection is one of the most iconic and innovative lines in watch history. It all began in 1904, When Louis Cartier created the world’s first men’s wristwatch for aviator Alberto Santos-Dumont. Created to solve the inconvenience of checking the time with a pocket watch while flying, The watch was officially launched commercially in 1911 and played a pioneering role in popularizing wristwatches. The Santos Galve SM W20031C4 is a quartz model featuring a two-tone case and bracelet in 24mm x 24mm stainless steel and 18K yellow gold. The dial is slate gray and features three-dimensional silver Roman indexes instead of the usual print. The combination of indexes and slate dial is rare even among the Santos Galve lineup and is known to have been produced for a short period of time. The blue steel hands and blue spinel cabochon crown show Cartier's traditional design elements. The sapphire crystal glass is scratch-resistant and water-resistant to 30 meters. The case is approximately 6 mm thick, Providing a slim fit. The movement is quartz, Boasting high accuracy and easy management. The bracelet is a two-tone stainless steel and 18K yellow gold, And the butterfly clasp provides a stable fit. Even after being discontinued, It is still loved for its rarity and design value.