Posts by LesMust

Another timeless watch since the very early twenties is the Cartier Tank. Even today the Tank is an ideal watch for any occasion. Tank Americiane one of the later creations is probably the most popular among man, due to it's size and...

This week I was swimming with my black Santos carbon in the South of France and found it very exiting to see the watch in the blue water. First time I had a swim with a watch that had no steel bracelet I wrote an article with pictures...

Senetor Sixties is is such a cool watch! Beautiful re-issue, stunning dial, no date and a great movement. Love that watch. The Chrono version is of course less dressy, but also incredible nice.

Quote:Originally Posted by zippyh  RL also use IWC and JLC sourced movements. Do you also know who produces these RL timepieces? I do not know anything about their production and just assumed it was Piaget.

@ RSS Nice is indeed a beautiful city, as is the whole coastline in the South of France. I am not French myself and only live there since 5 years now. But if I am honest, I prefer the US for living. Ralph Lauren and Richemont. That...

@RSS Sorry for the cross post; I had not seen the second page and did not see your reply, until today. Your JLC is a wonderful watch, especially the case work. Cartier used JLC movements in the past a lot, both companies had a close...

@RSS And what is the brand you favor and wear? Cartier still continues to carry that stigma and it will remain like that when people like you keep on spreading dated information. The quartz period for Cartier is long passed and was to...

Sure Tank Americaine, wonderful watch, or a nice Rotonde de Cartier. They have so many more exclusive models, that hardly anybody has seen. GEO

@ Warren G Cartier in general is definitely a brand for the more stylish men. The Tank Americaine is really cool, not so easy to wear as the Santos with it's steel bracelet, but it's so classy. @ArliHawk The movement of the Tank...

LV Damier. My first pair of nice loafers.