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You'll get honest advice and a free valuation, with ZERO pressure to sell.
Call or WhatsApp message us for a free valuation today.
Tell Ben Steele which Cartier you have and send a few photos, and he will give you a free valuation, usually within hours. A sale typically takes around two days, sometimes longer, and you're paid by bank transfer as soon as you agree the price.
We buy every Cartier, from the Tank, Santos and Ballon Bleu to the Panthère, Pasha and the rest, with or without the box and papers. We buy Cartier, we don't sell it, so there's no shop to browse. You send us the details and we make you an offer. There are no auction fees and no listing to write. You can post the watch to us or arrange an appointment at one of our offices.
Watch Boutique is the trading name of Daisy Luxe Limited (company number 14785100), and we are rated 5.0 on Google.

Send the model, the reference number if you have it and a few clear photos by the online form, WhatsApp or phone. Ben replies with an estimate. Daylight photos are enough:
No papers or reference number? Send what you have and Ben will identify the watch.
You don't have to accept it. If you do, we inspect the watch and Ben confirms the final offer.
Bring the watch to an appointment, or post it by fully insured Royal Mail Special Delivery. Once you agree the final price, payment goes to your bank by Faster Payments, usually within minutes. See how we keep the sale safe.
There's no price list on this site, because the offer depends on the individual watch. Send Ben the reference and a few photos for a free estimate. Four things decide it, and how our watch valuations work explains the method behind them.
Cartier makes watches in many shapes, and a single model can come in several sizes, dials and metals. The reference pins down exactly which one you own. You will find it on the papers and the case back, and if it has worn away or the papers are missing, photos are enough for Ben to identify the watch.
Steel, yellow, rose and white gold and two-tone are valued differently, so tell us which you have. Cartier makes both automatic and quartz watches, and many Cartiers are quartz, so it helps to know which yours is.
We look at the case, bezel, glass, crown and bracelet or strap. On a Cartier the strap and buckle matter too: a replacement that isn't Cartier's own can lower the offer. A watch that needs a polish is fine. Please don't polish it first. The first thing Ben asks every seller to check is whether it's running. A stopped quartz Cartier often just needs a battery, but a buyer can't tell that from the outside, and the offer may allow for that. A new battery from a local watch-battery shop costs a few pounds and shows the watch runs.
The box and papers are worth having, and they should match the watch. Cartier changed its paperwork around 2016, from a warranty certificate to an international warranty card, and either is worth having. Without them we value the watch on what you have. The serial number is on the case back. Cartier's own portal takes registered serial numbers, which helps, but it can't confirm on its own that a watch is genuine, so Ben also inspects the watch itself. Our guide covers selling without the box and papers.
The estimate comes from your photos, and the final offer comes after inspection. If the watch turns out different from how it looked, for example a changed bracelet or more wear, Ben tells you what has changed and you can say no. A posted watch that you decline comes back insured at no cost to you.
For most private sellers a specialist buyer is the simplest route. An auction takes fees and time, a marketplace leaves you writing the listing and answering strangers, and a dealer will usually be buying to resell. With us, one person deals with you from photos to payment, and we charge no fees. Selling at auction or to a dealer compares the routes in full.
Yes, a Cartier has resale value, though a pre-owned one is generally worth less than a new one. Some references hold up better than others, and there is no safe shortlist of models, so the quickest answer for yours is an estimate from Ben. How market trends affect watch prices explains what moves the market.
We buy every Cartier, including ladies' and smaller models. The Tank, Santos and Ballon Bleu are the ones sellers bring us most. Each has its own page, and the other collections are below. If yours isn't here, send photos.
Tank The rectangular watch, in versions such as the Tank Louis Cartier, Tank Française and Tank Américaine. Tell us which one you have.
Santos The square watch with visible screws on the bezel and bracelet, from the Santos 100 to the Santos de Cartier.
Ballon Bleu The round watch with the crown set in a guard and topped with a blue cabochon.
Other Cartier collections. We also buy the Panthère, Pasha, Drive de Cartier, Ronde, Clé de Cartier, Baignoire, Tortue and Crash. The Pasha has a round case and a crown cap, the Clé de Cartier a key-shaped crown, the Baignoire an oval case and the Crash a melted, asymmetric one. For any of them, send the reference if you know it and clear photos of the dial and the case back.
We buy Cartier from private sellers across the UK. Meetings are by appointment at one of our offices, so message Ben first on WhatsApp or through the form. See all of our locations, or the pages for London and Manchester. If an office is too far, you can post the watch instead. Selling online or in person compares the two.
Ben has over 10 years of experience buying and valuing watches, and he's the one you talk to throughout. If you don't like the offer, say no and nothing is lost: a posted watch comes back insured.
Message Ben with the model and photos. If the estimate suits you, post the watch or arrange an appointment, and you are paid once the final price is agreed.
Ask Ben for a free estimate, with no obligation to sell. Two Cartiers that look alike can be worth very different amounts, which is why we quote on the actual watch rather than the model name.
Yes, though a pre-owned Cartier is generally worth less than a new one. We don't rank models, because the reference, the condition and how complete the watch is matter more than the name.
We buy outright, so there is no part-exchange to arrange. Whether Cartier itself takes watches back is a question for Cartier. If you would rather sell privately, send Ben photos for a free estimate.
Specialist buyers, dealers, auctions and online marketplaces all buy Cartier. Auctions take fees and time, marketplaces mean writing a listing, and a specialist buyer like us is the simplest route for most private sellers.
Yes. Ben values it from the reference and the condition, and checks the watch himself.
Yes. Condition changes the offer, but it rarely stops us making one. Our page on selling old watches for cash has more.
Not necessarily. An insurance valuation is typically the cost of replacing the watch with a new one, so it can sit above what the same watch fetches pre-owned. Send Ben photos and the reference and he will value the watch you actually have.
Give Ben the reference and a few photos and you'll have a free valuation, usually within hours.
Selling more than one watch? We also buy Rolex, Omega, Breitling and TAG Heuer, or see our general sell my watch page. Looking for jewellery rather than a watch? See selling used jewellery.