A couple of years ago at the 2019 edition of Watches & Wonders, our colleague James peeped the now-acclaimed Cartier Santos and summarily went on to proclaim it one of the best watches of the show. “It’s an elegant and timeless design,” he said, “equipped with a lovely interchangeable bracelet that will complement pretty much all occasions as you grow old”. Impressive stuff.
More than that release itself though, this Cartier Santos – a classic, on-bracelet sports watch with plenty of everyday sex appeal – helped to precipitate a discussion about the best countries in the world to buy new watches – complete with a punchy tourist refund scheme.
For those of you who have international work/leisure trips in the immediate future, we’ve decided to update our index on the 11 countries with the best watch prices around the globe – using the classic Santos Ref. WSSA0029 as our benchmark.
Punchy discrepancies in the various global MSRPs aside, we’re pleased to report that Australia remains (by-and-large) a fairly equitable place to purchase new luxury watches – even if you’re not eligible for the nation’s Tourist Refund Scheme.
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