Cartier Santos de Cartier | Steel Large Model | Skeleton | WHSA0026

An Icon, Re-engineered for Today

Conceived in 1904 for an aviator, reborn for a century that moves at jet speed—the Santos de Cartier remains the masterclass in adapting heritage to modern life. In this large, skeletonized expression, Cartier pairs the unmistakable square silhouette with contemporary, user-focused innovations that let you refine the watch to your day with effortless grace.

The Architecture of a New Classic

• Reference Number: WHSA0026
• The ‘QuickSwitch’ Interchangeable Strap System: Tool-free changes let you move from steel bracelet to leather in seconds, matching boardroom formality or weekend ease without compromise.
• The ‘SmartLink’ Bracelet Sizing System: Push-button link release enables precise, on-the-go sizing—no jeweler required.
• In-House Manual-Winding Skeleton Calibre: A hand-wound mechanical architecture that celebrates transparency and craftsmanship, revealing the movement’s sculptural geometry at every glance.
• Case Material and Dimensions: Stainless steel, Large Model, 40 mm; integrated stainless-steel bracelet for a confident, contemporary presence.
• Condition & Completeness: Pre-owned in good condition; includes box and papers.

The Curator’s Insight

In the Santos, QuickSwitch is more than convenience—it unlocks the watch’s many lives, shifting from robust steel icon to refined dress companion in an instant. It is a brilliant, modern flourish on a legend that has always been ahead of its time.

A Watch That Adapts to Your Life

With its openworked allure, intelligent bracelet technology, and enduring Cartier geometry, this Santos de Cartier is the rare all-rounder that never looks out of place—from early meetings to late soirées. It blends iconic design with genuine practicality, offering a dynamic, personal luxury experience every day.

This Watch is Ideal For…

• The modern professional seeking one watch that moves seamlessly from day to evening.
• The enthusiast who values smart, user-focused features without sacrificing heritage.
• The aesthete drawn to the graphic beauty of skeletonized, hand-wound watchmaking.