Sell Cartier Watches in North Scottsdale, Phoenix & Paradise Valley

Cartier watches have long symbolized luxury, precision, and design excellence. If you’re looking to sell Cartier timepieces in Scottsdale or the surrounding Phoenix area, it’s essential to work with an experienced buyer who understands their true value. At North Scottsdale Loan & Gold, we specialize in purchasing high-end watches—including rare and iconic Cartier models—with professionalism, speed, and discretion.

Whether you’re parting with a cherished Santos, a classic Tank Française, or a diamond-adorned Ballon Bleu, our team offers competitive offers backed by expert appraisals and a decade of trust in the community.

Why North Scottsdale Residents Trust Us to Sell Cartier

Located at 7126 E. Shea Blvd, our shop serves customers from Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, and the Phoenix metro area. Since 2011, we’ve offered flexible pawn loans and direct purchases for high-value assets. When you sell Cartier with us, you benefit from:sell Cartier

  • Same-day appraisals
  • Discreet, no-pressure transactions
  • Insured on-site storage
  • Immediate cash offers (no credit checks)
  • Luxury expertise in evaluating Cartier, Rolex, and Breitling models

We are a trusted Cartier watch buyer serving Arizona’s most discerning clients—whether you’re liquidating a single piece or an entire estate collection.

Top Cartier Models We Buy

Not all Cartier watches are created equal. Market value varies based on reference number, condition, and material. Here are some of the most valuable and sought-after models that clients frequently bring to us when they sell Cartier:

Tanksell Cartier Tank

Cartier’s most iconic and enduring collection, inspired by the shape of WWI military tanks. Known for its rectangular case, Roman numerals, and rail-track chapter rings.

  • Tank Louis Cartier – The original Tank design from 1917, featuring a slim gold case and traditional design.
  • Tank Française – Integrated metal bracelet and sportier aesthetic; offered in steel, gold, and two-tone.
  • Tank Américaine – Elongated, curved case ideal for dress wear; automatic and quartz options.
  • Tank Must – A modern reissue of the 1970s “Les Must” line, with colorful dials and minimalist faces.
  • Tank Cintrée – A curved, elongated case worn by celebrities; often found in limited or boutique editions.
  • Tank Solo – Simplified, affordable entry into the Tank collection; available in quartz or automatic.

Santos de Cartiersantos de cartier in a watch box

Originally designed for aviator Alberto Santos-Dumont in 1904, it is one of the first wristwatches ever made.

  • Santos de Cartier – Exposed bezel screws, square dial, interchangeable leather or metal bracelets.
  • Santos-Dumont – Thinner and more elegant, often in quartz, with classic leather straps and simpler bezels.

Both models fetch strong resale value, especially when you sell Cartier in excellent condition.

Ballon Bleu de Cartiercartier ballon bleu

A rounded, modern silhouette introduced in 2007, recognized by its integrated crown guard and domed sapphire crystal.

  • Ballon Bleu 28mm–42mm – Clean Roman numeral dial, guilloché patterns, and automatic or quartz options.
  • Ballon Bleu Moonphase – Features a moonphase complication at 9 or 6 o’clock.
  • Ballon Bleu Tourbillon – High horology versions with flying tourbillon complications.

 

 

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Originally introduced in the 1980s, this is more jewelry than watch—feminine, elegant, and bracelet-forward.

  • Panthère Small/Medium/Large – Quartz movement, ultra-thin case, with yellow gold, rose gold, or two-tone.
  • Panthère with Diamonds – Enhanced with pavé or full-diamond bezels and bracelet links.

These models are top choices for clients who wish to sell Cartier jewelry-style watches.

Pasha de Cartierpasha de cartier model in a watch box

A bold and sporty round case with a screw-down crown cap attached by a small chain.

  • Pasha 41mm Automatic – Skeletonized dial versions available; interchangeable strap system.
  • Pasha Chronograph – Dual-register layout with automatic movements and rotating bezels.
  • Pasha Tourbillon – Part of the Cartier Fine Watchmaking segment, includes sapphire bridges.

Ronde de Cartiersell Ronde de Cartier

Classic round dress watches with understated elegance and clean Roman numeral designs.

  • Ronde Solo de Cartier – Entry-level quartz or automatic watches with clean dials.
  • Ronde Louis Cartier – Higher-end versions with precious metal cases and mechanical movements.

Drive de CartierAI image of Drive de Cartier Small Seconds and Drive de Cartier Small Seconds Gold

Designed for men with a cushion-shaped case and automotive-inspired dial layouts.

  • Drive Extra-Flat – Slim profile, often manual-wind, ideal for formal occasions.
  • Drive Moonphase – Features a moonphase complication at 6 o’clock; automatic.
  • Drive Flying Tourbillon – Haute horlogerie variant with Geneva Seal.

Clé de Cartierimage of Clé de Cartier 40mm Steel, Clé de Cartier 40mm Two-Tone, Clé de Cartier 40mm Rose Gold,

Modern collection introduced in 2015, named for its “key-like” crown.

  • Clé Automatic – Rounded case with soft curves; includes date or moonphase complications.
  • Clé de Cartier Skeleton – Features in-house 9621 MC skeleton movement.

Baignoire

Baignoire Watch with Bracelet, Baignoire Allongée with Roman Dial, Baignoire Extra-Large High Jewelry

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French for “bathtub,” this is a women’s collection with an elliptical, curved case.

  • Baignoire Allongée – Elongated version, often with pavé diamonds.
  • Mini Baignoire – Petite and elegant, sometimes featuring mother-of-pearl or lacquer dials.

Crash

Crash Watch Yellow Gold (Reissue), Crash Watch Platinum (Reissue), Crash Watch White Gold with Diamonds,

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Perhaps Cartier’s most avant-garde design, with a surreal melted case inspired by a car crash or Salvador Dalí-style aesthetics.

  • Crash Watch – Asymmetric, highly collectible; mostly offered in limited runs or high-jewelry versions.

Rotonde de Cartier

AI Image of Rotonde de Cartier Chronograph, Rotonde de Cartier Mysterious Hour, Rotonde de Cartier Mysterious Double Tourbillon, Rotonde de Cartier Flying Tourbillon, Rotonde de Cartier Skeleton Double Time Zone

Cartier’s platform for technical and complicated timepieces in a round case format.

  • Rotonde Perpetual Calendar – Day, date, month, and leap year displays.
  • Rotonde AstroTourbillon – Features a tourbillon that orbits the dial.
  • Rotonde Minute Repeater – Rare pieces showcasing Cartier’s acoustic innovations.

TortueSell Cartier Tortue Watch

Tonneau-shaped (barrel) case design introduced in 1912, frequently used for complications.

  • Tortue Monopoussoir Chronograph – Single-button chronograph with manual movement.
  • Tortue Time-Only – Elegant dial with Breguet-style hands and curved profile.

Maillon de Cartiersell Maillon de Cartier watch

Part of Cartier’s jewelry-watch hybrid concept—linked bracelet designs with a bold, architectural presence.

  • Maillon Small/Medium – Primarily quartz, yellow or rose gold, and sometimes fully pavé-set.

Hypnose

Elliptical ladies’ watch line introduced in recent years with dual oval motifs.

  • Hypnose Medium – Quartz or automatic, designed for elegance and red-carpet wear.

La Dona de Cartiersell La Dona de Cartier

Inspired by the personal style of Mexican actress María Félix, featuring a sculptural trapezoid case.

  • La Dona Small/Medium – Mostly in precious metals with slanted cases and flowing link bracelets.

Cartier Privé Collection (Special Editions)

An exclusive annual release of reissued historic models, often in limited production:

  • Tank Asymétrique
  • Cloche de Cartier
  • Tortue Monopoussoir
  • Tank Cintrée (Boutique Editions)

These models are geared toward collectors and haute horlogerie connoisseurs.

With its rounded case and floating crown, the Ballon Bleu is often the centerpiece of luxury watch collections and among the top sellers at North Scottsdale Loan & Gold.

Understanding the Market When You Sell Cartier

Cartier resale values fluctuate with international demand and luxury watch trends. According to the Grand View Research luxury watch report, high-end timepieces are appreciating in value due to growing global interest and limited production runs.

Before you sell Cartier, it’s important to understand your watch’s value based on:

  • Reference number
  • Case material (steel vs. gold)
  • Movement type (quartz vs. mechanical)
  • Box and papers (original packaging)
  • Market scarcity

We monitor secondary markets like Chrono24, Rolex, and global valuation guides to ensure every offer is fair, transparent, and aligned with current pricing.

Local Expertise & In-Person Evaluations

Selling a luxury watch online might sound convenient, but it often lacks transparency and comes with risks like shipping loss or underpayment. By choosing to sell Cartier at our North Scottsdale shop, you gain immediate access to:

  • In-store evaluations
  • On-the-spot offers
  • No pressure to sell
  • Discreet transactions in a secure setting

Customers from Paradise Valley, Phoenix, and Scottsdale consistently choose our location for peace of mind and prompt payment.

We Also Buy Rolex, Breitling & Other Luxury Brands

In addition to helping you sell Cartier, we’re one of Arizona’s top buyers of luxury timepieces across the board:

We recommend scheduling an appointment if bringing in multiple timepieces for assessment.

How to Get Started

To sell Cartier in Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, or Phoenix:

  1. Bring your watch (with box and papers if available) to 7126 E. Shea Blvd.
  2. Our experts will examine the condition, serial/reference number, movement, and market data.
  3. Receive a no-obligation offer and walk out with cash in minutes if you accept.

We are open Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM, and weekends from 10 AM to 5 PM.

Have questions? Call us at (480) 443-4653 or visit NorthScottsdaleLoan.com.

Final Thoughts: Why Sell Cartier Locally?

Whether you’re downsizing your collection or need immediate liquidity, choosing to sell Cartier locally means keeping control over the process. With over a decade of experience and a reputation for discretion, North Scottsdale Loan & Gold remains the premier destination for Cartier owners in Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Paradise Valley.

Don’t leave your luxury watch’s value to chance. Sell Cartier where expertise meets integrity.