New Cartier Watch Earns its First Geneva Seal Hallmark

Cartier never ceases to create such elegant and astonishing accessories such as wallets, rings, bracelets, necklaces, and even pens. Of course, they are also known for their timeless watches.

And with their continuous effort to produce unique and very functional watches, they have come to assemble their Ballon blue de Cartier Flying Tourbillon, which is their first watch to carry the Geneva Seal Hallmark.

With the efforts to produce such, they have now been noticed not only for their jewels and jewelry watches, but also for their watchmaking which is something of a very different standing since only few are given the chance to bear such coveted seal.

What made it earn the Geneva Seal are obviously the watch’s exceptional features. It has a transparent case back with sapphire crystal, letting you see the magnificent movement of the watch and its tourbillion carriage that floats above the

Slate colored guilloche dial. The case is made of 18k pink gold and is topped with sapphire cabochon, and also has a circular grained crown set.

The timepiece also has a Roman numeral hour markings and sword-shaped blued steel hands. All of which are packed in this 46mm Ballon blue de Cartier Flying Tourbillon, set in a rich alligator leather texture with dual adjustment folding clasp.

So if you want to have this first ever Geneva Sealed Cartier watch, be sure you have $75,000 to $100,000 to burn.