Vintage Cartier includes not only quartz models, but also hand-wound models.

"Winding the mainspring every day seems like a bit of a chore."

Some of you may think so.

However, those who choose hand-wound watches enjoy that "extra effort."

In the morning, slowly wind the crown and start the day.

If you gently bring it close to your ear, you can hear the small, rhythmic beat of the watch.

In a busy everyday life, just a few tens of seconds to face your watch.

That is a small luxury that only a hand-wound watch can offer.

Of course, there are also differences from quartz models.

Hand-wound watches require daily winding of the mainspring, and are more prone to time deviations compared to quartz. Also, due to the structure of the mechanism, some models may have a slightly thicker or heavier case, and maintenance costs may be higher.

Nevertheless, many people choose hand-wound watches because they offer a charm that outweighs the effort.

Some vintage Cartier models only exist as hand-wound watches.

The beautiful designs born in that era and the movements packed with craftsmen's skills are one of the charms that cannot be experienced today.

At Ante, we don't just recommend watches based on their type.

Quartz for those who want to enjoy it casually every day.

Hand-wound for those who want to enjoy the time they spend with their watch.

What we value is not which one is superior, but whether that one watch can naturally blend into the customer's life.

Based on over 20 years of experience observing vintage watches, we propose a watch that suits your lifestyle and values.

That is what Ante values above all else.