Cartier Vendôme Must "Trinity" - Large Model - Full Set

Vendôme Trinity: 2 great classics on a small budget Description The Vendôme by Cartier? As elegant and timeless as the Place itself! The perfectly round, almost seamless case evokes the simplest watch form. The bracelet, connected to the case by delicate horizontal links, seems barely to hold the watch in place. In addition to the timeless hallmarks of Cartier watchmaking (railroad minute track, blued hands, and a cabochon crown), this watch also incorporates the hallmarks of the Trinity collection! The combination of three golds represents the three cardinal values: rose gold for love, yellow gold for fidelity, and white gold, symbolizing friendship. With this Must edition, you can access two Cartier classics at a more affordable price than the solid gold versions (which, moreover, will never feature this unique dial). With its 30mm diameter, It offers a beautiful presence on the wrist while remaining very slim and comfortable. Why did Françoise choose her? Just like the square of the same name, the Cartier Vendôme evokes luxury and its subtlety. A discreet model with fine lines. That's why we have complete confidence in it. The Vendôme also allows us to offer a model with a round dial, a feature that was then uncommon at Cartier, known for its "shaped" watches. Françoise loves the Must collection for its younger, more relaxed take on Cartier watchmaking. She also enjoys presenting you with more accessible alternatives to the classic solid gold collection. This larger size can be worn on both men's and women's wrists. Finally, the most dedicated among you know Françoise's absolute love for the Trinity range, recalled here by the 3 golds on the dial. History As early as 1924, Louis Cartier conceived the Trinity ring, using three different golds. This blend of gold hues would follow the Maison in many of its objects: jewelry, pens, lighters. And sometimes, watches! As early as 1934, Louis Cartier patented a new way of attaching leather bracelets: on either side, a horizontal bar was inserted into a kind of central loop fixed to the case. The Cartier Vendôme was introduced around 1973 as a tribute to the eponymous Parisian square, a meeting place for jewelers and watchmakers. The two clasps are said to evoke the two streets leading to Place Vendôme: Rue de la Paix and Rue de Castiglione. Around the same time, Cartier launched its Must line in gold and silver plating, offering the brand's iconic designs at more attractive prices for younger consumers.