Not everyone loves a nice integrated bracelet watch in their collection, and there?s a few reasonable reasons why that may be. For one, you?re going to be stuck with the same bracelet for the rest of the watch’s natural life unless there?s an OEM leather or rubber equivalent offered by the brand (or perhaps on the aftermarket). Secondly, the integrated bracelet look can be somewhat of an acquired taste, not everyone is into that ? and depending on the model the watch can appear dated, reminiscent of those oval cased watches of the past like the Universal Geneve Ultra-Slim Shadow on the Milanese bracelet. 
But, for those of us who have caught the integrated bug, there?s no telling the depths we will explore in order to find that perfect integrated bracelet watch. This is a segment that will require a little more patience and finesse to discover. Once you buy the watch you have your sights set on, you can?t change much about the look afterwards, and the saying buy once, cry once really fits this category here.  Santos De Cartier
Starting the list off with an absolute classic, and if you want to start here ? and end here, I?d have a hard time disagreeing with you. The Santos De Cartier is an absolute icon in the watch world, dating all the way back to 1904 when it was designed by Louis Cartier for the Brazilian aviator Alberto Santos-Dumont. Its roots are deeply ingrained in the evolution of aviation and it retains the title of the world?s first pilot watch. 

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