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13 Pre-owned Cartier watches for sale

  • Santos Large Model Bracelet
    Mint

    Cartier Santos Large Model Bracelet

    WSSA0037

    SGD9,600
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  • Santos Large Model Strap
    Mint

    Cartier Santos Large Model Strap

    WHSA0009

    SGD23,500
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  • Ronde Must De Cartier Leather
    Mint

    Cartier Ronde Must De Cartier Leather

    WSRN0031

    SGD4,200
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  • Santos Large Model Strap
    Mint

    Cartier Santos Large Model Strap

    WSSA0039

    SGD9,300
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  • Santos Bracelet
    Mint

    Cartier Santos Bracelet

    W2SA0006

    SGD10,200
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  • Tank Must De Leather
    New

    Cartier Tank Must De Leather

    WSTA0113

    SGD4,800
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  • Pasha de Cartier Bracelet
    Mint

    Cartier Pasha de Cartier Bracelet

    WSPA0013

    SGD5,800
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  • Tank Must Leather
    NOS

    Cartier Tank Must Leather

    WSTA0055

    SGD3,950
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  • Tank Must Large Leather
    NOS

    Cartier Tank Must Large Leather

    WSTA0056

    SGD3,950
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  • Santos Dumont Leather
    New

    Cartier Santos Dumont Leather

    WSSA0046

    SGD9,400
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  • Santos Large Model Bracelet
    Mint

    Cartier Santos Large Model Bracelet

    WSSA0030

    SGD8,200
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  • Santos Medium Bracelet
    New

    Cartier Santos Medium Bracelet

    WSSA0063

    SGD8,950
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  • Santos Leather
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    Cartier Santos Leather

    WJSA0013

    SGD27,300
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Cartier: Luxury and Power On Your Wrist

Few brands can compete with Cartier when it comes to fine jewelry and exquisite watches. Cartier is a global phenomenon and has made a mark in the high-end fashion industry.

With over 150 years of experience in the watchmaking industry, Cartier watches were first introduced into the market by the well-known jewelry designer Louis-Francois in 1847.  The company was among the first to offer wristwatches in an era still dominated by the pocket watch.

The brand is famous for its unforgettable and exquisite jewelry design collection, such as the Panthère de cartier – a watch that doubles as a piece of jewelry, among many others.

Combining a rich past with iconic innovations and designs, Cartier watches have become a symbol of luxury and power. Each piece from this watch brand boasts unparalleled workmanship, attention to detail, and unique designs.

History of Cartier Watches

Cartier was once dubbed the jeweler of kings and the king of jewelers. With history, tradition, and experience stretching back more than 160 years, this company has flourished into one of the most highly regarded watchmakers in the world.

Cartier watches are not only a symbol of luxury and power, but they are also a piece of history.

Founded in 1847 in Paris, France, Louis Francois Cartier took ownership of the Parisian jewelry store run by his mentor, Adolphe Picard, and founded his namesake brand. The key to the company’s success was Cartier’s acute awareness of his customers’ tastes.

Since then, the company has garnered a reputation for catering to the extravagant desires of the elite in society.

In 1874, Alfred, the son of Louis Cartier, joined the company, bringing a fresh perspective to the company and expanding the brand’s offerings, such as their watchmaking department. As early as 1888, diamond-studded women’s watches have made appearances in Cartier’s showcases.

In 1903, Cartier designed their first men’s wristwatch. Designed specifically with the needs of pilots in mind, the timepiece was inspired by Alberto Santos-Dumont, a pioneer in aviation and the timepiece’s namesake. The exquisite watch featured a flat shape and square bezel and became widely known as the “Santos”.

In 1907, Cartier partnered with Edmond Jaeger of the famous watch brand Jaeger-Le Coultre. The latter agreed to be the exclusive supplier of movements for Cartier watches.

Cartier also started introducing several timepiece models in the early 1900s that have since become iconic wrist watch collections around the world. In 1917, the brand launched the original Tank – one of Cartier’s most enduring and celebrated timepieces of the modern era.

FAQs

How Much Does a Pre-Owned Cartier Watch Cost?

Cartier remains one of the most iconic names in luxury watchmaking, blending timeless design with high resale desirability. At Watch Exchange, current pre-owned Cartier listings range from S$4,200 to S$31,500, with the average price sitting around S$14,100.

Models from the Cartier Santos collection — known for their distinctive square cases and elegant sportiness — are especially popular. These typically sell between S$7,800 and S$31,500, with gold-accented models commanding higher prices. A standout example includes the Cartier Santos Golden Sunray and Santos Sunray-Effect WJSA0012, both reflecting Cartier’s refined use of materials.

The Cartier Tank, revered for its slim, art deco design, continues to be an accessible entry point into the brand’s catalog, with pre-owned prices starting from S$4,200.

Whether you’re investing in a modern Santos or a vintage Tank, Cartier watches retain long-term value thanks to their heritage, iconic styling, and enduring demand in the secondary market.

What Are the Best Cartier Watch Models?

Cartier Tank: When it comes to iconic, classic timepieces, the Cartier Tank is one of the first that comes to mind. This collection is best known for its infamous square or rectangular interface. It combines a simplistic yet contemporary design. For instance, the Tank Solo XL ref. W5200028 features an automatic mechanical movement that sits within the XL’s 31 x 40.85-mm case.

Santos de Cartier: The brand’s first square watch, Santos de Cartier remains one of the most iconic timepieces that combines minimalist and sleek aesthetics. Part of its appeal is showcasing details, such as identifiable screws. One of the top-tier Santos models is the Santos de Cartier Skeleton watch which boasts a case in steel, a seven-sided crown set with a faceted sapphire, blued-steel sword-shaped hands, and sapphire crystal.

Ballon Bleu de Cartier: Debuting in 2007, the Cartier Ballon Bleu collection was derived from adding unexpected volume to its circular shape. It features crowns set with a blue (“bleu” in French) sapphire or spinel cabochon. Some of the exclusive editions combine white gold with large numbers of diamonds.

Are Pre-Owned Cartier Watches a Good Investment?

Yes, Cartier watches are absolutely worth it. Famed for timeless elegance and iconic design, Cartier blends horological heritage with enduring appeal. At Watch Exchange, pre-owned models range from S$4,200 to S$31,500, averaging around S$14,100. Collections like the Tank and Santos remain highly sought after, often retaining value—especially those in precious metals or with signature details. 

While returns vary, Cartier’s legacy, craftsmanship, and strong market demand make its timepieces a smart choice for collectors. Whether starting with a classic Tank or investing in a bolder Santos, Cartier offers lasting style and collectible value in the luxury watch world.

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