The origin story of the Santos de Cartier is among the greatest hits of watchmaking lore and every bit on par with the watch’s unmistakable look. Created by Louis Cartier for his friend, the ...

The Santos de Cartier watch was invented to help pilot Alberto Santos-Dumont check the time while test-flying airplanes. Learn more about the new Santos, with features that include enhanced ...

I nternational man of mystery George Santos reported for his first day in Congress wearing what appears to be a Cartier Santos, which retails for $7,800. At least, that’s what the real ones cost.

“I've been calling the Cartier Santos the ‘It boy watch’ for the past two years, simply because so many guys in my social circle have recently gotten one,” Dimepiece’s Brynn Wallner ...

The captivating tales behind four of Cartier's most famous luxury watches: the Santos, the Ballon Bleu, the Panthère and the Tank — beloved by stars ranging from Justin Bieber, Michelle Obama ...

International man of mystery George Santos reported for his first day in Congress wearing what appears to be a Cartier Santos, which retails for $7,800. At least, that’s what the real ones cost ...

The Santos watch may well have been a sporting accessory before it became a “luxury object”, but by the middle years of the last century Cartier timepieces had taken on a well-breached life of ...

Over the years, the Santos de Cartier has been worn by everyone from pilots to the character Gordon Gekko in the 1987 film Wall Street: its latest incarnation recognises that small is beautiful.

Cartier first developed the Santos (in an edition of one) for Alberto Santos-Dumont, a dapper Brazilian socialite and daredevil who in 1901 was the first to fly around the Eiffel Tower in a ...

A tribute to Alberto Santos-Dumont, Cartier’s new timepiece takes inspiration from the aviator's three principles: simplicity, practicality and innovation.