Cartier Watch Repair & Servicing

The Steps of a Cartier Watch Repair & Service

When repairing watches, we also test water resistance and refurbish the case and bracelet (included in the price). We can repair almost any type of Cartier watch, such as the following popular models: Tank Francaise Watches, Tank Style, Roadster Watches, Must 21 Watches, Ronde, La Dona De Cartier, Ballon Bleu De Cartier, Pasha Watches, Classic Santos Watches, New Santos Watches, Baignoire, Calibre de Cartier.

Our Cartier watch service features several steps as part of the thorough servicing process. We will book your watch into our system and will check for any scratches or marks. We will perform a test of the watch functions and place the movement of the watch in sealed storage. We will replace the watch seals with an in-stock replacement or by placing an order with a reputable supplier. The watch is carefully dismantled with all parts checked for wear while an ultrasonic cleaning machine is used to clean the watch. Before carrying out additional work, we will contact you and confirm if further costs are required. We will carefully rebuild the movement and reassemble the watch with regular testing. We will check for water resistance and set the correct time and date. Your Cartier watch is now all set for another 3-5 years.

The History of Cartier Watches

Cartier was formed by Louis-Francois Cartier in Paris in 1847 with the aim of designing bespoke jewellery and timepieces. The company would later be managed by his three grandsons, all of whom helped to make the brand a powerhouse in the watchmaking industry. Their early designs included the mystery clock, fashionable wristwatches and Tutti Frutti jewels.

The family-run business made its first wristwatch in 1904, naming it after an aviator who complained about unreliable and impractical pocket watches. For this reason, the Santos watch was designed to be suitable for pilots. In 1907, Cartier reached a deal with clockmaker Edmond Jaeger to supply watch movements, leading to an expansion that saw the introduction of several models in the following years.

Following the death of Pierre Cartier in 1964, the remaining family members sold the business to a group of investors, a purchase that re-connected the brand to a global audience. To this day, Cartier is widely known as one of the most prestigious manufacturers of jewellery.