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The case is quite long across its longest dimensions – it’s a 46.30mm x 23mm x 7.96mm watch, but thanks to the curvature of the case and movement it’s quite wearable. As we mentioned in our initial coverage, the Cintrée Skeleton is going to be available in three versions – the pink gold model you see here; a platinum model; and a platinum and diamond model (100 of the pink gold and platinum watches, and 25 of the diamond-set model). Price for the pink gold version is $61,000, which is quite expensive but more or less in line with pricing for Cartier’s other, more exclusive openworked Tank (the Sapphire Skeleton) and while a lot of factors go into setting a final price, it’s probably reasonable to expect a premium for a single-model specific movement which is only going to be used in 250 watches.
