Baignoire Watches

Explore our exquisite collection of Cartier Baignoire watches. The Baignoire is a timeless symbol of feminine elegance. Its story begins in 1912, when Louis Cartier created the initial elongated, curved design that broke away from the era's traditional round watches. Named for its resemblance to a classic French bathtub (Baignoire in French), this unique oval silhouette became an official collection in the late 1950s. Known for its graceful, Art Deco-inspired lines and signature Roman numerals, the Baignoire is more than a watch - it’s an iconic piece of jewelry designed to flow seamlessly on the wrist.  

About Baignoire

Explore our exquisite collection of Cartier Baignoire watches.

The Baignoire is a timeless symbol of feminine elegance. Its story begins in 1912, when Louis Cartier created the initial elongated, curved design that broke away from the era's traditional round watches. Named for its resemblance to a classic French bathtub (Baignoire in French), this unique oval silhouette became an official collection in the late 1950s.

Known for its graceful, Art Deco-inspired lines and signature Roman numerals, the Baignoire is more than a watch - it’s an iconic piece of jewelry designed to flow seamlessly on the wrist.

 

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