Cartier Must "Trinity"

Must de Cartier: a young and bold touch

Description

The Cartier Must "Trinity" (ref. 2735) presents a new bold look, enlightened by its super confortable folding clasp. Original but sober with its slightly iridescent dial, it is an great alternative to the more classic Cartier watches. Even with a small diameter, its rounded and quite massive edges give the watch a nice presence on the wrist ! 

How to wear it

It's clearly an everyday watch. Not the kind to wear on the beach, but the kind you can wear with any outfit, casual or more laid-back, in the city or at the countryside ! As we described, it has a small diameter, keeping the watch elegant and discrete. The burgundy strap, typical colour from Cartier, is dark enough so it'll fit any outfit !

Why did Françoise choose her?

Whether monochrome or embellished with geometric patterns, with or without indexes, small or large, you will always find a Must watch that matches your personality. It is for this reason that we offer models with different designs, more or less sporty. Since its case is not made of precious metal, the Must offers a fine alternative to gold models. Boldness and elegance in one model.

History

The "Must de Cartier" collection was launched in 1973 by Robert Hocq and Alain-Dominique Perrin, appointed general manager of this new entity.

This creative line not only allowed the Maison Cartier to expand its offer but also to offer a more accessible and offbeat range. The goal was clear : bringing Cartier to younger customers with smaller prices, while maintaining La Maison's codes.

After lighters, pens and even leather goods, it was the turn of the Must watch to make its appearance in 1976/77. The gold-plated Tank was the first to make its debut with the mention "Must de Cartier" and the two "C"s on the dial. Although the first models were made with a manual movement, quartz quickly took hold on these everyday and easy-to-wear watches.

Unlike yellow gold, classic Cartier watches, the Must line offer a very wide variety of cases and dials. Sometimes colorful, sometimes embellished with geometric patterns, these designs give a second life to classic models.