Founded in Paris in 1847, Cartier has a rich, aristocratic history that saw them become the jeweller of choice for royalty across the world, with King Edward VII describing them as the ‘jeweller to kings, king of jewellers’. More than 170 years later, the Cartier name still commands that same level of respect, with vintage styles selling for millions in private auctions.
A pre-owned Cartier watch isn’t just an accessory – it’s an investment. Unlike new styles, which start to depreciate as soon as they’re unboxed, second-hand watches hold their value, with some styles even increasing in value over time. The older and more unique your Cartier watch is, the more it’s worth to collectors – so you can choose to treasure it for a lifetime, or sell it on as the price increases. And with flexible finance options, you won’t have to worry about a large upfront payment.
