Lone Star Timepieces

We dare say these new Cartier Tank A Guichets are on the same level as the Cartier Crash.

Originally born in 1928, long ahead of the mechanical watch with a digital display trend, the Cartier Tank a Guichet foregoes a traditional dial and hands in favor of two small apertures that digitally spell out the time. Its design originated from the changing landscape of the late 1920s when trains and cars sped up the reality of travel. The “digital” time telling meant a quicker means to read time in a world that was beginning to move faster.

Finally making mature purchases

The 5167R might be the best of the 5167 line. Rose gold, chocolate dial, and a chocolate strap. It is just a whole other level of prestige over the steel version and steals the attention of anyone who catches a glimpse.

The wrist economy is booming!

Gold was always the answer

The AP Royal Oak Jumbo 16202BA is a pinnacle in AP design and a nod to the original Gerald Genta designed Royal Oak. The brushed finish of the yellow gold alongside a perfectly executed ombré dial is what sets this piece apart from its stainless steel counterpart. This is pure Royal Oak DNA.

Have you finally made it?

The Patek Philippe 5270P is at the top of the horological status quo. It is not flashy and it is not sporty. Instead, it is iconic and stands well above other models that wish to be included in the same category. This a piece that commands a room and might get you a boy lover as well.