Cartier
Tortue · WJTO0012
Specification
Cartier Tortue WJTO0012
| Maison | Cartier |
|---|---|
| Model | Tortue |
| Collection | Tortue |
| Reference | WJTO0012 |
| Case Material | Rose Gold |
| Dial | Confirmed on enquiry |
| Year | Confirmed on enquiry |
| Condition | Confirmed on enquiry |
| Box & Papers | Confirmed on enquiry |
How acquisition works
A quiet, considered way to acquire.
01
Enquire
Leave your details on the reference. No obligation, no account — a line of contact, nothing more.
02
A specialist responds
Within 48 hours: full pricing, condition, provenance, and additional photography and video of this exact watch.
03
Viewing & acquisition
View in person or remotely. We handle authentication, insured worldwide delivery and every piece of paperwork.
The Tortue
Tortue — from the Cartier register.
The Tortue gathers Cartier's references within the Maison Soletti timepiece register. Each is presented with its reference number, materials and dial, and is available to acquire on enquiry.
See the full Tortue collection →Notes on this reference
- 01Part of the curated Cartier selection at Maison Soletti.
- 02Every reference is verified and presented for private acquisition.
- 03Our concierge can source specific dials, materials and years on request.
Questions
About the Cartier Tortue
- What defines the Cartier Tortue?
- The Tortue gathers Cartier's references within the Maison Soletti timepiece register. Each is presented with its reference number, materials and dial, and is available to acquire on enquiry.
- What should I know about the Tortue before buying?
- Part of the curated Cartier selection at Maison Soletti.
- How do I acquire a Cartier Tortue from Maison Soletti?
- Every Tortue reference in our register is verified and presented for private acquisition. Submit an enquiry and a specialist will reply — usually within 48 hours — with full pricing, additional photography and video, condition and box-and-papers status, and will help you secure the watch.
The Maison
The House of Cartier
Est. 1847 · Paris, France
Cartier — 'the jeweller of kings, the king of jewellers' — gave the world the modern men's wristwatch. The Santos of 1904 was made for an aviator who needed to read the time in flight; the Tank of 1917 has never gone out of style since.
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