Cartier Drive De Cartier Gold Replica Watch Review

Cartier Replica Watches announced the release of the Drive de Cartier line, exciting many watch enthusiasts with its relatively accessibly priced entry-level models. Well, I spent some time with a piece nearing the upper range of the line, other than the flying tourbillon model, the Cartier Drive de Cartier “Small Complication” watch in 18k pink gold.

I’m not sure what the “Drive” designation was intended to do other than underscore the point that this is a new men’s watch from Cartier Replica with some auto-inspired aesthetic motifs, but a lot of watches have far more head-scratching names. Anyway, it’s a watch I was anticipating for some time and was happy to enjoy its successful execution. It’s not the steel model that a lot of people got really excited about, but I was actually more curious to see this model which, at just around $20,000, faces tough competition from brands like Piaget, Rolex, and the like.

First off, I want to discuss where the Drive de Cartier line stands in the larger scope of the Cartier brand itself. There was a lot of hubbub surrounding its launch, much of it inextricably tied to the aforementioned idea that this is a new watch from Cartier specifically marketed to men that starts at a hair above $6,000. Names like Cheap Cartier Replica and Bulgari often get saddled with the perceived burden of also being high-end “fashion house” brands that also cater to women’s pieces, jewelry, and accessories. I’m not going to get into the debate much, but I find it a little ridiculous to eschew a brand for this reason.

Yes, Cartier has iconic watches like the Tank and Santos that are made for both men and women. However, many people see the Tank line as being too feminine, even though it was the watch of choice for JFK, and say the same for the Santos. While I totally disagree with this attitude, I suppose the fact that Cheap Cartier introduced the Drive line could mean that they identified this issue and addressed it which is more than you can say for initiative at a lot of brands.Personally, I don’t have any issue with a brand being identified with “unisex” watches. My girlfriend wears a ladies’ Santos and it hasn’t diminished or taken away from my personal love of the watch in a men’s version, but that’s me. I guess I can understand not wanting to “meet the parents” and finding out that you and your future mother-in-law both have a love of the Tank. Anyway, for those wanting a Cartier Replica Watches with just enough “macho” that comes from having a loose affiliation to automobiles, you’ve now got the Drive de Cartier to try on.

As I mentioned, the Cartier Drive line is brand new and has options like an all-steel base version sporting simply a small seconds subdial, a gold flying tourbillon model, and this piece that falls somewhere in between. This likely won’t be anyone’s first watch and isn’t exactly haute horlogerie, but with a in-house caliber 1904-FU MC movement, handsome cushion case, and unique looks along with the Cartier brand name – this watch presents a compelling option for buyers looking for something a little different but still sophisticated and masculine.
Now, the fact that the Cartier Replica Watches has been both designed and marketed to be somewhat “sporty” doesn’t do much for this model in particular, so I am going to to categorize the piece I wore as a dress watch, more or less. Also, I want to clarify that when I say “dress watch” for the purpose of this review I am referring to something that is contextually appropriate with a tuxedo as opposed to simply a conservative piece you may expect to see on the wrist of a discreet executive. Or, once again, a grandfather, for that matter.I know it’s crazy for someone who says that they’re not really that into dress watches to create a three-tiered designation system for them, but I do think this helps in understanding some of the more undefined groups we Cartier Replica into. The Rolex Cellini is just not a watch I’d really feel comfortable wearing with a polo out to dinner. However, I did just that with this Cartier Drive de Cartier Small Complication, and it felt totally natural. Not exactly a scientific study, but there you have it.