00:00The watchmaker of shapes and master of crafts, we are, of course, talking Cartier.
00:04We start with this stunning Tank Normale.
00:06It's the first of three watches in Cartier Privé's 10th opus,
00:09all of which have been crafted with precious platinum,
00:11and this release's elegant case, seven-row bracelet, and manual winding movement
00:15pay tribute to a gorgeous model released back in 1934.
00:19The Tank is joined first by the Crash Scurlet,
00:21a stunning, skeletonised recreation of a watch that debuted in 1967
00:25at the height of swinging London,
00:27and second by a bold reinterpretation of a Tortue model from 1998.
00:31Traced burgundy details appear across the entire 10th opus collection,
00:34providing a superb contrast with their silvered opaline dials and blue steeled hands.
00:38The mason has also refreshed the Santos de Cartier chronograph.
00:41First introduced in 2020, it has been reimagined across a trio of gold,
00:46golden steel, and all-steel incarnations.
00:48Inspired by the aviation exploits of pioneer Alberto Santos Dumont,
00:52this release focuses on accuracy, timing, and speed.
00:55Finally, the Roadster returns with seven new references.
00:58This blue-dial beauty is undeniable,
01:00but the automotive-inspired collection also features gold, steel, and two-tone options.
01:05The models carry the spirit of the original,
01:07while establishing a more sophisticated and aerodynamic take on the Roadster,
01:11redefining proportions, sharpening lines, and rethinking ergonomics,
01:14while maintaining that unmistakable shape.
01:16These collections define what it is to be bold and chic in 2026,
01:20and we'd expect nothing less from Cartier.
