Watches

Cartier

Cartier watches represent exceptional creativity and savoir-faire in watchmaking. With over 160 years of tradition, the Maison has created numerous innovative timepieces marked by elegance, emotion, and pioneering spirit.

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.

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The Watchmaking Artistry of Cartier

Thanks to a harmonious combination of aesthetics and technology, the standards of perfection set by Louis Cartier continue to define every Cartier watch.

Models such as the Cartier Panthère or the Santos de Cartier have long since become design classics. Still, they are continually reinvented and adapted to modern times without losing sight of the brand’s long-standing tradition and craftsmanship.

The History of Cartier

Renowned for revolutionary design and a commitment to excellence, Cartier first referenced wristwatches in 1888. At a time when pocket watches were the norm, Louis Cartier foresaw the rise of wristwatches. Iconic models like the Tank, Ballon Bleu, Santos, and Calibre symbolize unique forms, special crowns, historic milestones, or the first in-house movements.

Today, Cartier watches are still crafted with tradition and dedication in La Chaux-de-Fonds, a historical hub of Swiss watchmaking.

Cartier

Santos

Tank

La Panthere de Cartier

Baignoire

Ballon Bleu de Cartier

Santos de Cartier

The Watchmaking Artistry of Cartier

The History of Cartier