Collections

Pasha de Cartier

A round, water-resistant wristwatch that appeared in the Cartier collections in1943 would go on to inspire the Pasha series. A round, water-resistant case, four Arabic numerals, a screw-down crown cap attached to the case by a small chain, and sword-shaped hands come together to form a unique timepiece that proclaims a powerful elegance. The distinctive Pasha watch proudly pledges allegiance to the Cartier watchmaking tradition.

PANTHÈRE DE CARTIER

At once a watch and jewel, the Panthère de Cartier timepiece is one of the most distinctive Cartier designs. Born in the 80s and more contemporary than ever, it is a true style icon for women who wish never to go unnoticed.

SANTOS DE CARTIER

1904. Louis Cartier granted the wish of the famous Brazilian aviator Alberto Santos Dumont: to be able to tell the time while flying. The birth of one of the first ever wristwatches sealed the bonds of friendship between these two pioneers. The rounded angles of the dial, seamless curve of the horns, and the exposed screws made for an iconic watch that would inspire countless reinterpretations.

BALLON DE CARTIER

TANK DE CARTIER

Panthère jewel watches

RONDE DE CARTIER

Maillon de Cartier

BAIGNOIRE

The 1912 design of the watch that would later be christened the “Baignoire” demonstrated Cartier's prowess in crafting watchmaking forms. A discreetly elegant ellipse uniquely forged in a single line, the “Baignoire” watch is the essence of Cartier style: a unique marriage of purity and timeless chic.

Cartier Prive

TORTUE

Pioneering designer Louis Cartier imagined a tortoise-inspired watch, the Tortue, in 1912. At a time when all watches were round, the groundbreaking design went on to earn the status of a classic. Cartier offers both ladies' and men's models in a full range of styles, available in gold, at times set or fully paved with diamonds.

DRIVE DE CARTIER

Cartier, whose collections of shaped watches have made their mark on history, has redefined elegance in Drive de Cartier. The sleek lines of this cushion-shaped watch create a truly stylish piece, brought to life by Manufacture movements.

CLÉ DE CARTIER

Cartier, master of shaped watches, presents the Clé de Cartier. The design is a testament to accuracy, balance and proportion; with soft curves, clean lines and a rounded profile Clé owes its name to its crown. Considerable mastery was required to create fluid lines and a harmonious ensemble. The 35 mm and 40 mm Clé de Cartier models house the calibre 1847 MC, the new Cartier Manufacture Movement.

ROTONDE DE CARTIER

High Jewelery Watches

HYPNOSE

CRASH

Cartier Libre