Cartier produced only 150 yellow gold pieces of the 47.1 x 26.1mm model in 2006. This was the final version.

Cartier released two limited-edition runs of 99 pieces in Macau earlier in 1999. This was the smaller version of the Rolex Skydweller Replica Watches Asymetrique (37,2 x 30,6mm). The left-handed and right-handed versions were available. This is a rare example of Cartier using Arabic numerals mixed with Roman numbers in the dial of a Rolex Skydweller Replica Watches. The 18K gold number 9 is a beautiful detail on this watch.

Cartier launched the Must de Rolex Skydweller Replica Watches in 1977. It featured a vermeil-silver case with a simple mechanical or quartz movement. The watch was a tribute to the original Rolex Skydweller Replica Watches. It featured more than 12 different dial options including dark blue, red, a striped design, and three shades of gold.

It was the first time Cartier had produced a large-scale watch in a metal other than precious. Not without a reason. In the days following the Quartz Crisis, the Must de Rolex Skydweller Replica Watches was released at an affordable price.

Cartier, at that time, was producing its watches only in 18K gold or platinum. It suffered a drop in sales like other Swiss brands. It was a very drastic decision because it was the first time since the early 1900s that the Rolex Skydweller Replica Watches had been produced in non-precious material.

The Rolex Skydweller Replica Watches was very attractive and looked a lot like the famous Franck Muller Replica. The first Must de Rolex Skydweller Replica Watchess had dials that were plain black, red and blue, with no numerals. The only thing that is visible on the dials are the "Must de Cartier" logo, the gold vermeil hand and the double C. Even after all these years, those with the plain blue and red dials are still highly sought-after.