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The Cartier name conjures up images of aspiration, wealth, royalty and the finest of jewelry manufacturing. Cartier's wristwatches are no exception. The Tank and Pasha are instantly recognizable the world over. The Cartier dynasty has its beginnings in 1847, in Paris, by Louis-Francois Cartier. Soon thereafter, Cartier was supplying the royal French court. In 1874 Louis-Francois's son Alfred took the reigns and helped to expand the venerable jeweler, adding watches to the distinguished catalog of finery. In 1899, the third generation Cartier, Louis, joined the enterprise. Cartier formed a joint venture with Edward Jaeger - the Jaeger in Jaeger-LeCoultre - to produce movements for Cartier. In addition, Cartier used the movements of other esteemed watch manufacturers including Vacheron Constantin, Audemars-Piguet, and Movado. Cartier continues to produce innovative and stylistic watches and enjoys great popularity around the world.
Cartier 21 Must De Cartier Ladies Watch W10109T2$2,340.93 $2,600.00
Cartier Ballon Bleu Ladies Watch W6920084$4,505.00 $5,300.00
Cartier 21 Must De Cartier Ladies Watch W10073R6$2,520.93 $2,800.00
Cartier Ronde Men's Watch W6700255$2,285.00 $2,690.00
Cartier 21 Must De Cartier Men's Watch W10110T2$2,520.93 $2,800.00
Cartier 21 Must De Cartier Men's Watch W10072R6$2,677.93 $2,975.00
Cartier Santos Men's Watch W20011C4$7,000.00 $7,000.00
Cartier Pasha Ladies Watch W3140025$2,420.00 $2,850.00
Cartier Tank Ladies Watch W51028Q3$3,650.00 $4,500.00
Cartier Santos Men's Watch W20060D6$5,000.00 $5,000.00
Cartier Santos Ladies Watch W25075Z5$3,285.93 $3,650.00
Cartier Tank Men's Watch W1018355$2,295.93 $2,550.00
Cartier La Dona Ladies Watch W660022I$4,725.93 $5,250.00
About Cartier
The Cartier name conjures up images of aspiration, wealth, royalty and the finest of jewelry manufacturing. Cartier's wristwatches are no exception. The Tank and Pasha are instantly recognizable the world over. The Cartier dynasty has its beginnings in 1847, in Paris, by Louis-Francois Cartier. Soon thereafter, Cartier was supplying the royal French court. In 1874 Louis-Francois's son Alfred took the reigns and helped to expand the venerable jeweler, adding watches to the distinguished catalog of finery. In 1899, the third generation Cartier, Louis, joined the enterprise. Cartier formed a joint venture with Edward Jaeger - the Jaeger in Jaeger-LeCoultre - to produce movements for Cartier. In addition, Cartier used the movements of other esteemed watch manufacturers including Vacheron Constantin, Audemars-Piguet, and Movado. Cartier continues to produce innovative and stylistic watches and enjoys great popularity around the world.
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