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Designed in the year 1927 and successfully relaunched as a 12-model line in the early ‘70’s. A watch that doesn’t have much information but certainly isn’t less beautiful.  This charming and rarely seen timepiece is called the ‘Ceinture’ and was made by Cartier in the early 70’s shortly after the introduction of the model. The watch has an octagonal case with a size of 27 millimeter, is made out of 18k yellow gold and houses a manual winding caliber. On the dial, we’ll find the distinctive Cartier layout with Roman numerals, a railroad minute track and the characteristic blued steel handset. Just below the Roman six, the dial is signed ‘Paris’ instead of ‘Swiss’ which tells us that this elegant piece was bought at the Cartier boutique in Paris, France. Maybe a bit small for most men but absolutely perfect for a classy woman. So, for all the men out there; it’s not illegal to spoil your wife once a year. Be quick, before another man gives it to her!