The authenticity of the watch has been checked and certified by Sebastian, who is one of Sweden's leading watch experts.

This Cartier Must Vendome 24mm from 1991 is presented in very good condition with light traces of use. Featuring a vermeil case, brown leather strap, two-tone dial with Roman numerals, blue cabochon crown and quartz movement, it is an elegant choice for day-to-evening wear or adding a refined vintage touch to tailored looks.

Q: What size is this Cartier Must Vendome watch?
A: The case measures 24 mm across, giving it a refined, petite vintage profile on the wrist. It is ideal if you prefer an elegant, understated watch rather than a larger modern size.

Q: What size is this Cartier Must Vendome watch?
A: The case measures 24 mm across, giving it a refined, petite vintage profile on the wrist. It is ideal if you prefer an elegant, understated watch rather than a larger modern size.

Q: What are the defining features of this model?
A: This piece features a vermeil case, a brown leather strap, a two-tone dial with Roman numerals, a blue cabochon crown and a quartz movement. Together, these details create the classic, instantly recognisable Cartier look.

Q: What does vermeil mean on this watch?
A: Vermeil means the case is made from sterling silver with a gold-plated finish. It offers the warm gold-tone appearance associated with many vintage Must de Cartier watches, but it should be worn with reasonable care to help preserve the finish over time.

Q: Is this watch quartz or mechanical?
A: This 1991 example has a quartz movement, so it is battery powered rather than hand-wound or automatic. Quartz is appreciated for straightforward use, accuracy and easy day-to-day wear.

Q: How often will the battery need changing?
A: Battery life varies depending on use and the condition of the movement, but Cartier advises that quartz watch batteries last at least around three years on average. For a vintage watch, battery changes are best handled by Cartier or a trusted authorised watchmaker so the case and seals can be checked at the same time.

Q: Is this watch water resistant?
A: We do not recommend treating a vintage watch as fully water resistant unless it has been recently pressure-tested by a qualified watchmaker. It is best kept away from water, steam and heavy moisture, especially as the leather strap can also be damaged by liquids.

Q: What is included with this watch?
A: This piece is listed with no original box, papers or other extras. Please rely on the product information on this page for exactly what is included with your purchase.

Q: What condition is this watch in?
A: The watch is listed in very good overall condition, with light traces of use, light scratches to the shiny hardware and good internal condition. As expected for a 1991 vintage piece, minor signs of age and wear form part of its character.

Q: How do you authenticate this Cartier watch?
A: Every item at A Retro Tale is carefully vetted by in-house experts using a multi-point review of materials, engravings, dial details, movement and overall construction. We stand behind the authenticity of all items we sell.

Q: What size is this Cartier Must Vendome watch?
A: The case measures 24 mm across, giving it a refined, petite vintage profile on the wrist. It is ideal if you prefer an elegant, understated watch rather than a larger modern size.

Q: What are the defining features of this model?
A: This piece features a vermeil case, a brown leather strap, a two-tone dial with Roman numerals, a blue cabochon crown and a quartz movement. Together, these details create the classic, instantly recognisable Cartier look.

Q: What does vermeil mean on this watch?
A: Vermeil means the case is made from sterling silver with a gold-plated finish. It offers the warm gold-tone appearance associated with many vintage Must de Cartier watches, but it should be worn with reasonable care to help preserve the finish over time.

Q: Is this watch quartz or mechanical?
A: This 1991 example has a quartz movement, so it is battery powered rather than hand-wound or automatic. Quartz is appreciated for straightforward use, accuracy and easy day-to-day wear.

Q: How often will the battery need changing?
A: Battery life varies depending on use and the condition of the movement, but Cartier advises that quartz watch batteries last at least around three years on average. For a vintage watch, battery changes are best handled by Cartier or a trusted authorised watchmaker so the case and seals can be checked at the same time.

Q: Is this watch water resistant?
A: We do not recommend treating a vintage watch as fully water resistant unless it has been recently pressure-tested by a qualified watchmaker. It is best kept away from water, steam and heavy moisture, especially as the leather strap can also be damaged by liquids.

Q: What is included with this watch?
A: This piece is listed with no original box, papers or other extras. Please rely on the product information on this page for exactly what is included with your purchase.

Q: What condition is this watch in?
A: The watch is listed in very good overall condition, with light traces of use, light scratches to the shiny hardware and good internal condition. As expected for a 1991 vintage piece, minor signs of age and wear form part of its character.

Q: How do you authenticate this Cartier watch?
A: Every item at A Retro Tale is carefully vetted by in-house experts using a multi-point review of materials, engravings, dial details, movement and overall construction. We stand behind the authenticity of all items we sell.