In 1904, the prototype was a gift to Brazilian pioneer aviator Santos-Dumont. The tiny screws have become a symbol of Cartier's timeless modernity.
Hours and minutes indicated by skeletonised bridges in the shape of Roman numerals. Case in 18K white gold, octagonal crown set with a faceted sapphire, sapphire crystal, Roman numerals dial formed by the bridges of the movement, bridges in nickel silver, sword-shaped blued-steel hands, sapphire case back, alligator-skin strap, double adjustable deployant buckle in 18K white gold, water resistant to 30 meters/100 feet. Individually numbered mechanical Manufacture movement with manual winding Cartier caliber 9611 MC. Movement details: 138 parts, 20 jewels, dimensions of 28.6 mm x 28.6 mm, a thickness of 3.97 mm, 28,800 vibrations per hour and approx. 72 hours of power reserve.
Case dimensions: 38.7 mm x 47 mm x 47.4 mm, 9.4 mm thick.
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