Time and time again, Cartier has put out some magnificent watches. With the release of two new watches in the Panthere de Cartier watch collection — the Manchette watch and the Mini watch — it seems this run is no different. The collection is based off the 1980s Panthere, which made its return in 2017, and is crafted specifically for the ladies — Parisienne or otherwise.
Two new design interpretations are unveiled with the latest line-up. The Manchette watch puts the spotlight on the flowing bracelet with its off-centred dial, adorned with diamonds that encircle the watch face. The chain is open-worked, playfully showing more skin while reducing the weight of the timepiece, making for an elegant and versatile horologe.
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What the Mini watch lacks in size, it certainly makes up for in its own definition of taste and style. A timepiece with proportions as its centrepiece, the watch’s design revolves largely around the original Panthere, but a pairing of bracelets can speak volumes and accentuate the beauty of this bijou piece.
Together, these two new watches join the long line of Cartier’s legacy; embodying the spirit of femininity and luxury that the Panthere de Cartier line embraces, while withstanding the test of time to remain contemporary in an ever-changing world.
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