THE TORTUE WATCH
ETERNAL STYLE
The rounded elegance of the Tortue watch is a testament to the pure timelessness that has been synonymous with Cartier watchmaking for over a century.
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AN IMPRESSIVE PERSONALITY
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Sensual, elegant and timeless, the Tortue model possesses a powerful personality with its unconventional curves.
Initially created for women, Cartier introduced a men’s model in 1928. It featured a single push-piece chronograph, a fine example of the engineering and technical prowess of Louis Cartier. -
MASTERLY INSPIRATION
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Designed by Louis Cartier in 1912, from 1915 the Tortue collection quickly became one of Cartier’s most coveted models.
Recognised as representing a creative milestone in Cartier's history, the Tortue watch design is particularly prized by collectors: the record for a Cartier watch at auction is held by a 1929 Tortue watch minute repeater.
Generous With its generous, elegant design an...
Generous
With its generous, elegant design and unconventional curves, the Tortue wristwatch is a striking yet restrained presence on the wrist.
Inspiring
The Tortue watch's evocative design has sparked the creativity of Cartier watchmakers for generations.
Original
While its design is rooted in history, the Tortue collection embodies a modern sensibility, hence its enduring popularity amongst both women and men.
Authentic elegance Exuding a strong, elegant...
Authentic elegance
Exuding a strong, elegant personality, the smaller version of the Tortue watch makes a statement on a woman’s wrist.
Tortue complication
The Tortue model is available in different sizes (small, large and extra large). Cartier often uses the Tortue model for its complication watches: the single push-piece chronograph, perpetual calendar, minute repeater, power reserve, and so on.
