2010 Cartier Roadster XL "100th Anniversary" L.E. 43MM Blue Dial Steel Bracelet (W6206012)
The seller represents this timepiece as being in very good condition. It includes a box (the interior pillow inside the box is flaking), additional items, and papers dated 2010. This timepiece is part of a limited edition series, with only 800 available worldwide.
This example features the classic stainless steel case with bold exposed screws and a silvered dial with Roman numerals, giving it that unmistakable Cartier aesthetic while still wearing modern and sporty on the wrist. The watch presents crisp case lines, a clean dial, and a nicely preserved overall appearance consistent with very careful wear. The W6206012 Santos '100th Anniversary of Cartier in America' XL was introduced as part of Cartier’s modern interpretation of the historic Santos line, originally created in 1904 for aviator Alberto Santos‑Dumont. This reference helped re-establish the Santos as a contemporary icon, combining the heritage square case and exposed bezel screws with a larger, more masculine presence and a robust automatic movement. It has since become one of the more recognizable modern Santos references and a staple in many Cartier-focused collections.
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The seller represents this timepiece as being in very good condition. It includes a box (the interior pillow inside the box is flaking), additional items, and papers dated 2010. This timepiece is part of a limited edition series, with only 800 available worldwide.
This example features the classic stainless steel case with bold exposed screws and a silvered dial with Roman numerals, giving it that unmistakable Cartier aesthetic while still wearing modern and sporty on the wrist. The watch presents crisp case lines, a clean dial, and a nicely preserved overall appearance consistent with very careful wear. The W6206012 Santos '100th Anniversary of Cartier in America' XL was introduced as part of Cartier’s modern interpretation of the historic Santos line, originally created in 1904 for aviator Alberto Santos‑Dumont. This reference helped re-establish the Santos as a contemporary icon, combining the heritage square case and exposed bezel screws with a larger, more masculine presence and a robust automatic movement. It has since become one of the more recognizable modern Santos references and a staple in many Cartier-focused collections.
