Cartier Ceinture Trinity Small - c. 1990

The "Ceinture" You Won't Get Tired Of

Description

The Cartier Ceinture ("belt" in English) Trinity never ceases to be talked about. A model that has become essential. Its dial incorporates all the traditional Cartier codes: gold case, overflowing side stretchers, railroad-shaped minute scale and blue hands. While the classic size has proven itself, the small size is less common. However, its smaller dimensions make it a charming piece, elegant, practical and very comfortable on the wrist.

With its white dial and three-tone gold case, so dear to Cartier, this Cartier Trinity pairs not only with the strap color of your choice but also with all kinds of jewelry. Its current red strap, typically Cartier, knows how to highlight the three gold colors.

Why did Françoise choose it?

The Ceinture is one of Françoise's favorite models: it is not only much less common than the Tank Louis but also exclusive to the vintage universe. It is an emblematic Cartier model of great elegance, very comfortable due to its finesse. The dial is particularly well proportioned in this smaller size, identifiable as a jewel. A piece that is not seen frequently, especially in the small three-gold version and which you could not get tired of.

History

The Ceinture, which appeared in 1937 at Cartier, offers original and refined lines enclosing the iconic dial of the Maison. It is a variation of the original Ceinture, in yellow, pink, and white gold. The Cartier Ceinture Trinity is one of the heirs of the Trinity de Cartier collection, one of the most symbolic creations of the Maison of which the ring was the pioneer, imagined in 1924 by Louis Cartier.