Articles From The Experts – Slow and Steady? The Enduring Appeal of Cartier’s Tortue Wristwatch

In this episode, jewellery, silver & watches specialist Liz Bailey explores the history and enduring appeal of Cartier’s Tortue wristwatch, originally designed by Louis Cartier in 1912 and named for its tortoise-shell-shaped case. The Tortue gained a unique status, evolving from a simple watch into Cartier’s first chronograph in 1928. The Tortue has retained its value over the years, with new limited-edition models released in 2024 gaining attention for their exclusive design and limited availability.

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