A little earlier, we asked you the question ‘which Cartier Tank watch was your favourite?’, as this family of timepieces was chosen by The Telegraph as reflecting a sense of truly timeless style. If you perused the article in question though, you’ll probably have also noticed that the Cartier Ballon Bleu was highlighted as another potential option for someone looking for a ‘Forever Watch’. A far less obvious choice than the rather more venerable Tank collection, nevertheless you can see the Ballon Bleu enduring for decades to come, especially if its current popularity is anything to go by. So, given all the subtle variations within our own selection of Ballon Bleu watches, which is your favourite?
Cartier Ballon Bleu Diamond Ladies Watch
How about this Cartier Ballon Bleu Diamond Ladies watch? We have to say, this timepiece is a particular favourite of ours, and if you care to count the diamonds on the pink gold bezel, you’ll find that there are no less than 50 of these jewels. All told, this array totals 0.63 carats, and you’ll also see that the blue cabochon on the crown perfectly matches the hue of the hands too. With an automatic movement, this is no mere decorative bauble, and it can be yours today for £10,100 from Banks Lyon Jewellers, or on finance for 36 monthly payments of £224.44 alongside a 20% deposit.
Cartier Ballon Bleu Large Automatic Watch
The Ballon Bleu range may still be relatively young in spirit, but this Cartier Ballon Bleu Large Automatic watch definitely boasts a singular aesthetic that oozes heritage from every angle. A combination of steel and rose gold is nothing too unusual, but the chocolate coloured Roman dial really gives this watch a sense of gravitas, and makes it a genuine stand out. If you look closely, this gents’ timepiece also has a small circular date aperture on the right side of the dial, and it retails at just £7,200, along with being accessible for 36 monthly payments of £160 and a 20% deposit.
Cartier Ballon Bleu Large Chronograph Watch
Another gent’s Ballon Bleu, this variant is perhaps most notable for the inclusion of chronograph functions, but let’s not forget the unique proportions of this wristwatch either. At 44mm, it’s far more generous than most Ballon Bleu watches, but that just allows more space to show off the grey sunburst Roman dial. Exuding more power than the average Ballon Bleu, and bearing a black alligator leather strap as opposed to a bracelet, this Cartier Ballon Bleu Large Chronograph watch is on offer for £7,250 or for 36 monthly payments of £161.11 and a 20% deposit.
Cartier Ballon Bleu Small Ladies Quartz Watch
We conclude with a Cartier Ballon Bleu Small Ladies Quartz watch that is unmistakably one for the girls. Once again, a diamond set bezel is present, as is a blue cabochon with matching hands, but this time the case is formed from stunning white gold, and is complemented by an exquisite pink alligator leather strap. It’s a risky collection of hues, but is absolutely perfect for a lady seeking a sparkling feminine accessory. The quartz movement is also ideal from a convenience standpoint.
Priced somewhat higher at £18,400, we nevertheless think that this timepiece is utterly gorgeous, and if you’d like to enquire about finance options then be sure to contact our helpful team today. Call 01524 38 48 58 or email [email protected] and we’ll be happy to help. So, which was your favourite? Or perhaps you’re partial to another of our Cartier watches? There are certainly a lot of options to choose between, so do let us know which is the standout one for you.
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