Be One Of The First To See Cartier’s Fine-Watchmaking Collection In Australia!
If you were living under a rock in January of this year you may have missed the remarkable spectacle of luxury giant Cartier firmly staking a claim on its place in the world of Haute Horology at the SIHH. Although we didn’t cover the presentation of their superb fine-watchmaking series in detail here on The Watch Lounge, we’ll gladly admit that we looked on in awe (along with the rest of the international watch community) as Cartier unveiled its most complicated collection to date.
Such is the allure of these sensational timepieces that we would suggest that any enthusiast or aficionado worth their salt would jump at the opportunity to get up close and personal with them, even if just for a short period of time. Sadly though, as with most limited high-end collections, that opportunity almost never presents itself, especially in a country as far away as say… Australia?
Until now that is.
That’s right Australian based watch-lovers (of which we know there are at least a few of you who read this on-line magazine), the Cartier fine-watchmaking collection is coming to town. Sydney to be precise. The collection will be on show in Cartier’s Boutique on Castlereagh Street for approximately two weeks, starting from this Friday.
However, it gets better. We are giving one lucky reader the opportunity to attend an exclusive viewing of the collection this Thursday night at 7pm as a guest reporter for The Watch Lounge. That means you’ll be one of the first people in Australia to see the collection up close and personal.
You’ll then have the opportunity to share your seasoned insights with your fellow watch-lovers as we publish your thoughts on this stunning new collection right here on The Watch Lounge for all to see.
Be quick though, as we can only guarantee one name on the list so the first person to email us will win the job for the night!
So don’t wait, send us an email now!
Good luck!
Watches pictured:
1. Rotonde de Cartier Astrotourbillon watch (Pink Gold) © Cartier
2. Rotonde de Cartier skeleton flying tourbillon watch (White Gold) © Cartier
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I thought the Roman Numeral for 4 is IV ? Good looking pieces, very classy.
I would have loved to fly to Australia from Pakistan (maybe I should have accompanied our cricket team), but I wonder if you’d provide me with this opportunity to the down under from some place “under the Himalayas” : )