Cartier Ronde Owner Review : Different, wise and humble

That's it, my goal has finally been achieved. Cartier is THE brand for shaped watches, with iconic designs such as the Tank, the Ballon Bleu, the Panthère, the Santos... Finally, I turned to the Ronde Must, a rather underrated model (less popular than the Ronde Solo at the time, and even less so among the other models). On the one hand, you might think it's the least "Cartier" model, because it's a very classic and ordinary watch given the brand's identity. On the other hand, it seems to me to be one of the models that stands out the most. It's a very ordinary watch in the watchmaking world, but different in the Cartier world. When you think "Cartier," it's not the model that comes to mind. I find it both ordinary and extraordinary. The detail I love is the pattern across the entire outer part of the dial; Something not found in all of the brand's models, which gives it its identity. The steel bracelet gives it a more "daily" feel, but could be a weak point because the clasp isn't very practical (although it's aesthetically pleasing), and I can't seem to find the perfect fit (no micro-adjustment). For your information, my wrist is 16.5 cm.