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Calibre de Cartier Multiple Time ZonesThe French jeweler Cartier slowly, but steadily builds itself a reputation of a serious watch manufacturer, which is capable of developing and producing very complex and innovative movements. The new Calibre de Cartier Multiple Time Zones automatic watch is among their latest masterpieces.As the company stated in its press release, the watch is equipped with the Cartier Caliber 9909 MC self-winding movement that takes the concept of a GMT watch a step or two higher.The movement displays not only local and home time, but adds to the picture a “jet lag display” that tells time difference between the two time zones, and a multiple time zone (MTZ) indicator, which is located not on the dial, but on the left side of the chunky case.The idea behind the positioning of the MTZ display is simple: to make the multi-layered dial look less cluttered. However, I suppose that using this thing with the watch secured on the wrist will be rather difficult.Pressing one of small pushers, you can also make adjustments for summer or daylight savings time.The movement itself is not very large (only 25.58 in diameter and 6.68 mm in height,) but the case, which is available both in white and yellow gold, looks very bulky. Mainly, thanks to the lateral magnifier at 9 o’clock that eats precious millimeters.

The Swiss surely are the best creator of timepieces; leave the job to them and you'll never regret it. This Cartier Ballon Bleu LM Flying Tourbillon timepiece is the first ever watch from Cartier to bear the Geneva Seal hallmark that represents the precision of its movements. The 46mm case of this watch is purely made from 18-karat rose gold which will make any fashionable man drool, while the dial is in a sleek shade of slate-grey. This watch is all about style and substance and if you're desiring to wear this you better have a lit of style inside your pockets other than $65,000.00 that is.