What is a Panthère de Cartier Ref. 1310 worth?

Archiva has found two public sales of Ref. 1310 in the last three years: $3,050 at Geneva Auctions in September 2026 and $3,700 at Sworders in June 2026. Two sales are a rough guide, not a market price.

What is the Panthère Ref. 1310?

The medium stainless steel Panthère: a steel case 27 mm wide and about 32 to 36 mm long on an integrated brick-link steel bracelet with a signed concealed clasp, a white or cream dial with black Roman numerals and a date aperture at 5 o'clock, blued steel hands with a center seconds hand, and a Cartier quartz movement. Dated examples run from the 1990s to about 2001.

How does the Ref. 1310 differ from the Ref. 1300?

Size. The 1310 is about 27 mm wide and 32 to 36 mm long; the 1300 is the large model at 29 × 40 mm. Both are stainless steel and quartz, with a date window, a center seconds hand and an integrated steel bracelet.

What movement is in the Ref. 1310?

A Cartier quartz movement. No auction catalog or established dealer we consulted names its caliber, so Archiva gives no number.

What should I check before buying a Ref. 1310?

The case back, which carries the model and serial numbers; a bracelet with its links and a signed concealed clasp that locks firmly; a dial with crisp black Roman numerals, the date at 5 o'clock and a center seconds hand; blued hands; and the blue cabochon on the crown. Box and Cartier papers help date a watch.

Cartier · Panthère de Cartier

Panthère de Cartier, Medium, Stainless Steel

Ref. 1310c. 1990s–2001

The Cartier Panthère Ref. 1310 is the medium stainless steel Panthère, 27 mm wide and about 32–36 mm long, dated c. 1990s–2001, with a Cartier quartz movement, a date aperture at 5 o'clock, a center seconds hand and an integrated steel bracelet.

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Two recent sales of Ref. 1310

Sep 2026Geneva AuctionsSteel 27 x 37 mm quartz, beige Roman dial, date at 5; no box or papers$3,050
Jun 2026SwordersSteel 27 mm quartz, white Roman dial, date at 5, steel bracelet; box, no papers$3,700

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Specifications

Reference: 1310; Medium, Stainless Steel, Quartz
Year: c. 1990s–2001; Dated examples run from the 1990s to about 2001, one bought new in 2000; one dealer listing gives the 1980s in its title and the 1990s in its description
Movement: Quartz; Cartier quartz caliber
Case: 27 mm wide, about 32–36 mm long (medium model), Stainless steel
Dial: White or cream; Black Roman numerals, railroad inner track, date aperture at 5 o'clock, center seconds
Hands: Blued steel; Hour and minute hands, with a center seconds hand
Crystal: Sapphire crystal; Dealers list both sapphire and mineral glass
Strap: Integrated stainless steel bracelet; Brick-link steel bracelet with a signed concealed deployant clasp

Visual Description

The Ref. 1310 is the medium steel Panthère, about 27 mm wide, with dealers giving lengths of 32 and 36 mm. The case, its bezel fixed with screws, runs into an integrated brick-link steel bracelet that closes with a signed concealed clasp. The white or cream dial carries black Roman numerals inside a railroad inner track, with a date aperture at 5 o'clock, read by blued steel hands and a center seconds hand. The crown is set with a blue cabochon.

Reference Significance

The 1310 is the medium size of the steel Panthère, below the 29 × 40 mm Jumbo Ref. 1300, with which it shares the steel case, date window, center seconds and integrated bracelet. WannaBuyAWatch describes it as the man's size, as distinct from the man's XL, and notes that it is now called the midsize model.

Historical Context

Cartier introduced the Panthère in 1983. The 1310 is documented from the 1990s: Lyon & Turnbull sold one bought new in 2000, with box and papers, and Bachmann & Scher dates another to about 2001. One dealer's listing dates its example to the 1980s in its title and to the 1990s in its description, so an earlier start is possible but not documented.

What to Look For

Read the case back for the model number and serial. The bracelet should have its links and a signed concealed clasp that closes without play. The dial should show crisp black Roman numerals, the date at 5 o'clock and a center seconds hand, the hands should be blued steel, and the crown should keep its blue cabochon. Dealers list both sapphire and mineral glass crystals on 1310s.

Known Variants

Documented dial, case, and bracelet variations of Ref. 1310.

White Dial

White dial with black Roman numerals and a railroad inner track, as on an example bought new in 2000.

c. 1990s–2000Documented at auction and by dealers

Light Beige Dial

Light beige dial with black Roman numerals, on an example of about 2001.

c. 2001Documented by a dealer

How to tell it apart

What separates a Ref. 1310 from its neighbors, and what to check before you buy or sell one.

What is a Panthère de Cartier Ref. 1310 worth?: Archiva has found two public sales of Ref. 1310 in the last three years: $3,050 at Geneva Auctions in September 2026 and $3,700 at Sworders in June 2026. Two sales are a rough guide, not a market price.
What is the Panthère Ref. 1310?: The medium stainless steel Panthère: a steel case 27 mm wide and about 32 to 36 mm long on an integrated brick-link steel bracelet with a signed concealed clasp, a white or cream dial with black Roman numerals and a date aperture at 5 o'clock, blued steel hands with a center seconds hand, and a Cartier quartz movement. Dated examples run from the 1990s to about 2001.
How does the Ref. 1310 differ from the Ref. 1300?: Size. The 1310 is about 27 mm wide and 32 to 36 mm long; the 1300 is the large model at 29 × 40 mm. Both are stainless steel and quartz, with a date window, a center seconds hand and an integrated steel bracelet.
What movement is in the Ref. 1310?: A Cartier quartz movement. No auction catalog or established dealer we consulted names its caliber, so Archiva gives no number.
What should I check before buying a Ref. 1310?: The case back, which carries the model and serial numbers; a bracelet with its links and a signed concealed clasp that locks firmly; a dial with crisp black Roman numerals, the date at 5 o'clock and a center seconds hand; blued hands; and the blue cabochon on the crown. Box and Cartier papers help date a watch.