Rotonde de Cartier is a watch company that always continues to impress us so it should come as no surprise that we are big supporters of this new Rotonde de Cartier Flying Tourbillon Skeleton Watch. It features an excellent skeleton design on the face that we haven’t something that could match it for quite a long time.

We really like the design of this new Cartier Rotonde Astro Tourbillon Wristwatch. It comes in an 18kt rose or white gold case measuring 47mm. It also features a sapphire crystal front and back and is water resistant to 30 meters. The Rotonde Astro has a manual-wind Cartier in-house caliber 9451MC movement with 23 jewels, beating at 21,600bph and also a power reserve of 48 hours.

The Rotonde de Cartier Flying Tourbillon Skeleton is an excellent new watch design that we personally can’t wait to see for ourselves in person. The watch has a flying tourbillon with an exclusive Cartier caliber 9455 MC hand-wound movement which rests inside the skeleton dial.

This new Cartier ID One Concept Watch takes a Ballon Bleu shaped case, makes it 46mm wide and constructs it out of a spacey sounding material called Niobium Titanium. It all comes together to become a really nice looking and somewhat futuristic watch.

Cartier never leaves theri roots too far behind, no matter what kind of new watch they are rolling out. These new Cartier Les Must Watches are a perfect example of that. They feature elegant shapes and signature accents like the blue hour and minute hands and the blue cabochon crown.

This luxurious watch by Cartier may be made for underwater wear but it’s doubtful that anyone with half a brain would jump in the water while wearing the Pasha Seatimer SS considering the price tag. The watch has a polished stainless steel case that measures at a conservative 42mm and the matching stainless steel band has a deployment clasp. You’ll notice there is only one arabic numeral, the 12, but there are index hour markers in black and the blue hand indicators will give the accurate time. Other features include a silver guilloche dial, a date indicator between 4 and 5 o’clock, a Swiss automatic chronograph, anti-reflective scratch resistant sapphire crystal and water resistance up to 100 meters. $12,700.

The classic Santos was actually created back in 1904 when aviator Alberto Santos-Dumont told his pal Cartier that he wanted a watch that was easy to read when he was flying. 100 years later the Santos is still going strong and it recently got an upgrade in 2004. The modern day version is slightly bigger than the original but it kept the sporty look and aviation-inspired bezel and countersunk screws. The watch also uses the exclusive ‘ADLC’ which is amorphous diamond-like carbon; a durable material used in aerospace and military applications. The final touches include 18kt rose gold accents and automatic chronograph movement. $31,000.