My favorite purchase of the last few years (vintage)

[buddenfan]

Once I saw videos of the Santos Carree from the 80’s I knew I had to have it. I did my due diligence and sourced one in almost mint condition.

When I received it I was a hit surprised just how small it is but also fell in love with it. Truly one if the best watches ever made. The real gen with this is brushed and unpolished condition.

I wish Cartier would bring back the Carree as imo it is their best iteration of tge legendary Santos

[buddenfan]

No love for a vintage carree?

[Glaze88]

I absolutely love these and will look to add one later this year when I am in Paris.

Enjoy:)

[1William]

Nice watch.

[buddenfan]

Originally Posted by Glaze88

I absolutely love these and will look to add one later this year when I am in Paris.

Enjoy:)

I have a guy who does a monthly drop (located in Germany) and usually has near mint or mint condition Carree's.

Now I just need an all gold one but the price has doubled smh due to the current vintage hype

[huncho]

love it and really want one some day too. the all gold one is even better and i'm pretty sure we both saw the same video on youtube that pulled us in. stood out so much when watching Wall Street too

how hard is it to find one of these in good condition?

[buddenfan]

Originally Posted by huncho

love it and really want one some day too. the all gold one is even better and i'm pretty sure we both saw the same video on youtube that pulled us in. stood out so much when watching Wall Street too

how hard is it to find one of these in good condition?

My guy (hes in Germany) does a drop every month (werner watches on IG)
usually of two tone Carree’s. Gold in good condition is super rare and hard to find. Bachs watches has one now but overpriced it at $20k usd