Episode 24 - The History and (Confusing) Watches of Cartier
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- Опубликовано: 20 июн 2018
- In this episode, Matt and Cameron explore the history of Cartier, a name associated with many things: monarchical crown jewels, massive diamonds, and the classic, rectangular Tank watch, now in production for nearly 100 years. We confuse ourselves with all the little variants of the tank, check out some of Cartier's more modern lineup, and discuss the significance of the company in the history of watchmaking.
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YES TO THE MACHINERY SHOW!!!!! Field trip to Cameron's shop?????
This is one of the few shows that I don't skip the commercials and wait for the end. Thank you for the great show guys!
These podcasts are going to be referenced for lifetimes to come. Thanks
Really liking these history episodes. Would love to see one on AP
Matt's all over the place in this one... hard viewing.
Another great video guys, keep up the good work. I am really enjoying these brand specific history episodes. Also just pulled the trigger on my first watch purchase from Crown and Calibre, can't wait for it to arrive!
I hope Matt never stops his takes on what the people in historical photos must have been like in real life.
look at a photo of a WWI tank from the top...and you will see why it is called the Tank.
A French WWI tank to be exact (i.e. Renault FT).
Thanks guys for this ! I'm enjoying more and more to work while listening to your podcasts. It's entertaining yet very informative and precise ! Well done.
lol - My older brother had a '78 Lincoln Continental MK V and it no shit had the Cartier dash clock. It also had an 8-track player. It was in excellent condition, and it was CHEAP. I think it cost him less than $1K in '89, and he got $750 trade in in '92. Probably the nicest car he ever owned.
Scott Harter he should dug that dash clock out the car
YES to the tool and machinery show!
Listening to an episode on watch making machinery would be very enjoyable!
Your irony is so good I fear you're about to be charged a 25% tariff!
Love your history series !
I am really fortunate to enjoy a Cartier Santos, grey dial. Beautiful watch and perfect for a lot of occasions.
Speaking of the Radium Girls, you guys should do an episode on the history of Panerai, they have some fascinating stories.
A Bovet showcase would be neat
Difference between the Tank LC and regular tank is the case...the top of the case on the long sides are rounded on the LC...the regular tank is flat and squared-off.
Great shows guys. Thanks!
Those BluShark AlphaPremier straps are absolutely fantastic, I can't recommend them enough.
Love the show guys would love to see another under $1000 or under $500 podcast or maybe a full podcast on MICHAEL brands where do you guys maybe have 10 different people send stuff in and you do reviews on all of them I really like that portion of your show
TAG Heuer history next, please!
Can you guys do a show on case and movement finishing
Really enjoying the episode. Just curious about "13" at 12 o'clock or Paris Chronograph .....anyone can explain? Not a typo for sure :)
I had the same question at 30:50
Cartier's "whimsical period" perhaps?
Paul B., 13 is symbolic for the address of the first Cartier boutique in Paris at 13 Rue De La Paix. Definitely odd, but once you know about it I think it is kind of fun and different.
Do history of Hamilton watches next time, and keep up the great work!
29:02 Some squares are foreshortened rectangles.
#brainstillinamsterdam
in french the 's' is usally silent eg francais = fronsay, anglais = onglay
When's the next video going up?
6:19 When painting with radium, don't lick your brush!
It would be really cool wearing the Cartier Mash while on acid with friends...
I have a blu shark nato. they are very nice. they also make a nice wallet
It would be nice if you could use a PowerPoint.
cartier are not really my thing but the unknown accident watch is cool i like the understated but not boring look.
you guys missed the usual slot.. i thought something had happened.. good to see the upload though..
That was a *very* gentle rebuke.
Last time I missed the usual slot, she punched my nose while screaming "ASSHOLE".
Matt where is the Cartier drive man?
If I could take away one word from each guy, for Matt, it would be "dope" and for Cameron, it would be "right?"
MG2112 Matt’s could also be “fire”.
Pasha?
Book review podcast would be cool
Jesus christ that was a hot mess to sit through him fumbling all the model names.
Guys your macro camera is garbage, please get a good one
I respect the Cartier history, but I'm not a Cartier watch wearing wanker.