Cartier's High Performance Diver's Watch Works for Dressy Occasions

Since its birth in the late 1800s, Cartier has been known for fine
This performance-level sports watch passed extremely rigorous tests to meet all technical requirements of ISO 6425, from its resistance to shock, chemicals, and magnetic fields to its adequate visibility in total darkness and strap toughness.
The label moved further into the men’s sports market with the timepiece Calibre de Cartier Diver adding some serious heft to the collection. This performance-level sports watch passed extremely rigorous tests to meet all technical requirements of ISO 6425, from its resistance to shock, chemicals, and magnetic fields to its adequate visibility in total darkness and strap toughness, among others. It has a unidirectional bezel, which allows timing dives and decompression stops while preventing accidental rotation of the dive-time marker and can be clearly read deep below the surface, thanks to its Superluminova coating applied to its dive-time indicators, preselection device, small seconds counter, and hour and minute hands. Most importantly, it is water resistant to 300 meters or over 480 feet and may be subjected to high pressures and extreme conditions such as heat shock and immersion in salt water.
Inside Out: A look at the timepiece's self-winding mechanical movement
While it packs a lot in function, it doesn’t compromise the distinct Cartier appeal—being still impressively slim at only 11
The Superluminova coating
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