Cartier watches epitomise elegance, innovation and precision, with a legacy that dates back to the Santos de Cartier in 1904 — one of the first modern wristwatches. The Tank, introduced in 1917, remains an icon of understated luxury, while the bold, asymmetrical Crash stands as a symbol of avant-garde design. The Panthère, with its fluid bracelet and jewellery-like appeal, merges watchmaking with high fashion, while the Ballon Bleu, distinguished by its floating sapphire crown, adds a modern touch. Cartier continues to push horological boundaries with sophisticated complications, making its timepieces, from classic designs to high-precision skeletonised movements, highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts alike.