Cartier New Releases at Watches and Wonders 2026: Crash Skeleton and Roadster

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For the 10th anniversary of the Privé collection, Cartier combines two fascinating elements in an extraordinary timepiece. On one hand, the model pays tribute to the long-standing line itself; on the other, it picks up the iconic case shape from 1967, crafted from precious platinum and characterized by its distinctively asymmetrical, deliberately distorted silhouette.

Inside, the manufacture also makes a strong statement. The skeletonized movement caliber 1967 MC reveals its elaborately crafted bridges, artistically designed as Roman numerals and hand-finished. The Cartier Privé Crash Skeleton is limited to only 150 pieces, combining bold design with exclusive rarity, which will likely give it lasting desirability.

Revival of the Cartier Roadster

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After nearly two decades, the Cartier Roadster makes its comeback at Watches and Wonders 2026, stylishly reconnecting with its history. The Maison carefully reinterprets the design, focusing on improved ergonomics while preserving the characteristic integrated crown concept. Depending on the case size, different automatic calibers are used: the larger version is powered by caliber 1847 MC, while the mid-sized model features caliber 1899 MC.

Santos New Releases at the Fair

The Cartier Santos, a timeless classic of the manufacture, is regularly and carefully developed further and complemented with new ideas without losing its distinctive character. At the fair, Cartier now presents a particularly exclusive version with an Obsidian Dial, appealing equally to experts and watch enthusiasts. Combined with a specially crafted gold bracelet made of 394 individual links, this creates yet another Santos with great expressiveness and impressive presence.