Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Long before it created the Santos wristwatch in 1904 and became the jeweler of choice for the Duchess of Windsor, Cartier carved ...

Phillips is bringing a 1926 Cartier “mystery clock” to auction next week in New York, less than a month after the US$1.92 million sale of a 1920s-era Cartier La Pendule Magnétique “water clock” from ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A marvel of high horology could soon be yours. A coveted Cartier Portico Mystery Clock will be auctioned off at Sotheby’s ...

“I do not count the hours if they are not brilliant,” says the Latin motto on a clock made by Cartier in 1913. Fittingly, the 4-inch timepiece is crammed with gold, rose-cut diamonds and shades of ...

How does an erstwhile Bright Young Thing keep track of time? In the case of Loelia Ponsonby, the later 2nd Duchess of Westminster and Lady Lindsay of Dowhill, the answer lies in a portable Cartier ...

Marie-Cécile Cisamolo is no stranger to exquisite craftsmanship. “I love my job, even on a Saturday,” goes an Instagram post, as she tries out a Bulgari ruby ring, a Cartier panther bangle-watch and ...

This July, Christie’s Jewels Online proudly presents the largest collection of exquisite Cartier clocks in the auction world. This lifetime collection of 101 Cartier Clocks features a range of ...

At the turn of the 20th century, Louis-François Cartier’s three grandsons propelled the eponymous French luxury house to international prominence. And of this trio, Louis Cartier oversaw what today ...

Antiques expert Richard Price was on hand to provide the analysis and valuations for the items on show during the BBC show's trip to Crathes Castle. However, none of the rare finds quite caught the ...

Q: Can you give me information about “mystery clocks” mad by Cartier and tell me when they were made? Also, where can I see the clocks? Are there any for sale and, if so, how much are they? A: Cartier ...

Most of the clocks, made within a span of 80 years, come with their original cases, and date to the Art Deco and Belle Époque eras prior to World War I. The collection was amassed by a private ...