This is Watch Your Style.
My name's Eric.
Today's review is on the Cartier Calibre Diver.
So, as far as Cartier watches for men go, in the last five years, the Diver is that
one piece that caught really my attention.
Don't get me wrong, the Santos 100 XL, both standard and the chrono, is also a very nice
watch and I tend to like that model a lot.
But, the Cartier just for me they get a little boring for me.
A lot of women's models.
You get what I'm saying?
But, when the Diver came out, not to mention just the standard Calibre is a nice model,
but the Diver kind of gave it that touch with that ceramic bezel, it's that one model that
really caught my attention when I saw it I said, �Bam, it's about time!� It's about
time Cartier steps it up and gets a watch that can compete in the watch market and be
very aggressive.
Like I said, most of them are very traditional, dainty, traditional looking models, but the
Diver is a watch that stands out.
Right off the back, I love the combination of rose and blue.
Any time you put rose and blue together, it's a winner.
But overall, this two-tone version on the strap, very nice.
Gotta good looking rubber strap.
Doesn't have too high of a retail.
It retails for about $10 thousand and some change.
So, you know, I think it's pretty much a good looking watch at a good price.
Cartier is one of those brands that when you buy it, you gotta get a good discount because,
the second you drive it off the lot, like a Cadillac, you're losing a bunch of money.
But, if you get the right model at the right price, it's definitely a nice watch.
So, at 42mm the case, it feels a bit bigger to me.
When you put it on, it almost wears a little bit close to a 44, but the specs say 42.
Now, if you're looking to get a watch that you wanna maybe wear it daily, I know it is
an expensive watch and yes, it could be your only dress watch to come out, but remember
guys, I get a lot of emails of people talking to me and comment because they hear me talk
about this Watch Game thing and then they get offended because I'm talking about a $10,000
watch and they see me throwing it around like if it's not...Listen guys, this doesn't apply
to you.
This applies to the people that are real serious in the Watch Game...the collectors that have
anywhere from 5 to 50 watches and on.
So understand that when I'm talking about the Watch Game, it doesn't necessarily mean
you.
It could mean too the heavy players in the Watch Game.
Some of your guys are not just that into watches.
Maybe you're just flirting the idea of getting a watch.
So just keep that in mind, because I would go over this model in the Watch Game.
Back to what I was saying...
It's a good looking watch at a good price, so if you're looking to get a watch, maybe...you
know, I blew out one of these, I remember not so long ago, the black version with the
DLC coating, which is actually very nice.
That's actually one of my favorite ones.
It's pretty much stainless steel with the rose gold, same setup as this, except the
steel has a DLC coating.
Looks really nice.
I blew it out at a price about $5,500.
They almost knocked down the door to get the watch.
Swear to God!
It was like...it actually became more of a problem because the price was so good, that
I didn't know where I was going to pull another one from.
But the idea is that if you're going to buy a Cartier, it's to get it at a good price.
So the Cartier Calibre Diver goes down to 300 meters, 1000 feet.
I wouldn't be caught in 30 feet of water with this watch, but anyways, you know, like any
other watch nowadays, it's meant for something that none of us really use it for that.
It's a diver watch.
Good looking watch, man.
Like the ceramic bezel, like the strap.
Very comfortable.
It's a very good looking watch if you're trying to get something, maybe you know, Cartier
is kind of like a cult following.
I got guys that come in, especially some Europeans, they only want a Cartier.
Don't ask me why, but that's what they want.
They don't want Rolex.
They don't want Patek.
They don't want anything else.
So, if you're looking on getting, perhaps a Cartier that's gonna be a modern model,
this is one you want to look at.
They also offer it with the stainless steel bracelet, which is really nice as well.
For me, personally, I'll take the black or the blue, either one will make me happy.
I think they're both equally nice and balanced.
As far as the Watch Game goes, it's in the entry-level for watches.
Unless you get this one in solid rose gold, you're kind of gonna be in an entry-level
watch level.
It's nice, good looking, can't go wrong...but remember what I'm telling you, do not pay
full retail.
You're gonna wanna pay somewhere in the area of max $7,500 for a watch like this.
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