Quality Cartier Watches for Sale

Fitzrovia Watches London stock nearly new and second hand Cartier watches at discount prices. Choose a quality pre-owned watch from our wide range of Cartier watches including Ladies Cartier, Mens Cartier, Santos, Demoiselle, Tank, Roadster, Pasha, Ballon Bleu.

We will Buy your Used Cartier Watch - New and Pre-owned Watches

We also buy pre-owned Cartier watches, best prices paid - or why not part exchange your Cartier wrist watch and choose from one of the best selections of Cartier watches in London today.

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12 Month Warranty from Fitzrovia Watches

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If not still covered by the original Manufacturers Warranty we are proud to offer our own 12 Month Warranty card on all of the Watches we sell.

WE BUY CARTIER

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Fitzrovia Watches London are happy to Buy or Part Exchange your Cartier watch - In the first instance please email chris@fitzroviawatches.co.uk with the details of your watch eg age, condition, model number and photo if possible

Cartier Divan 18KT Ladies Size

Price: £2595
ON SALE reduced from ~~£2,895~~ to £2,595 - NB Sale for limited time only so buy now before it goes!?

Condition: Just had a clean polish and service from our Watchmaker and looks basically as good as new Case/Dial: Stainless Steel case 31mm at widest point (plus crown) x 20mm high (plus lugs). Lovely creme/white dial. Sapphire Crystal. Water resistant. Sapphire Cabochon set into crown. Movement: Superb original Cartier Quartz movement - running strongly. Bracelet/Strap: Unworn Satin Cartier Strap and 18KT Gold Cartier Buckle Box/Papers: Original UK Cartier boxes, booklets and Cartier papers (dated 14/08/05). Presentation is fantastic - will make a lovely gift.Reference Numbers: Model No: 2601 Serial No: 290xxxxxx Other Information: Fantastic saving on RRP of arounds £6,000?!?

Ladies Cartier Panthere Steel Gold

Price: £1595
Condition: This watch has just had a battery change, light clean and polish by our watchmaker and is in lovely condition. Case/Dial: SS/18KT Gold case 24mm (plus crown). Stunning original white dial with very subtle hands which match the cabochon set into the crown. Water Resistant. Sapphire Crystal.Movement: Cartier quartz movement with - running strongly. Bracelet/Strap: Cartier SS/18KT Gold bracelet Box/Papers: Cartier Box, original papers (1987) and cartier Service papers (1998). Reference numbers: S/No 6692xxxxxxx Other Information: A lovely wearable robust watch and - basically the same as you would buy new today for around £5500.... but without the depreciation?!?

Ladies cartier Tank Basculante W1016055

Price: £1495
Condition: Just serviced and Battery changed so lovely condition. Case/Dial: Stainless Steel case 23mm wide (plus crown) ie true Ladies size. Grey dial. Water Resistant. Sapphire Crystal. Movement: Cartier quartz movement - running strongly. Bracelet/Strap: Cartier Black Leather strap with Cartier Stainless Steel deployant buckle. Box/Papers: Cartier Box and papers (dated June 01). Reference numbers: Model number W1016055 S/No 78xxxxx Other Information: Nice saving on equivalent new price of around £2500....

12 Month Warranty from Fitzrovia Watches

Price: TBA
If not still covered by the original Manufacturers Warranty we are proud to offer our own 12 Month Warranty card on all of the Watches we sell.

History of Cartier watches

Louis-Francois Cartier founded Cartier in Paris 1847. The company quickly became famous for supplying the European Nobility. Cartier's son Alfred took over in 1874.

In 1904, the first wristwatches were developed when Louis Cartier met the Brazilian aviator, Alberto Santos-Dumont, this was the birth of the Santos watch which is still a mainstay of the product line - now especially with the larger Santos 100 anniversary model.

In 1907 Edmond Jaeger (of Jaeger Le Coultre) agreed to supply watch movements to Cartier. Early Cartier watches can also be found with movements from Audemars-Piguet, Vacheron Constantin and Movado .

Cartier’s other iconic design the Tank Watch was released in 1917 and then in 1932 the Pasha model (made for the Pasha of Marrakesh) followed.

After Louis Cartier death in 1942 many feel that the company drifted until 1972, when new investors took over. At the helm the new CEO Alain Perrin was instrumental in developing the "Le Must" line which signaled a return to design form. This strength continued leaving Cartier in its current prestigious position.