
Cartier has just premiered the brilliant short film L'Odyssée de Cartier. As the title suggests it takes the viewer on a journey through Cartier's history, led by the creature synonymous with Cartier, the panther. Interestingly all the animals (save the dragon of course) in the film are real, none of them are computer generated.
Numerous details (including one of my favourite watches from the CPCP) from Cartier's history are visible in the film if you look carefully. Cartier's key cultural inspirations for its creations are depicted, as are important designs from across its history. An incredible amount of information has been cleverly packed into three and a half minutes of film.
This is well worth watching.
- SJX
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If the film went by too quickly, here are screen captures of several important scenes.
- SJX












You got most of it. But I'm not telling otherwise it takes the fun out of watching the clip.
The Hope Diamond is more closely associated with Harry Winston, he famously mailed it via USPS, so probably Cartier left it out for that reason.
- SJX
A few days ago Cartier held a preview screening for the media in Singapore at the posh St Regis hotel. Although it was only the screening for a 3:30 long film, it was a top class event as Cartier events always are.
- SJX



Lining one wall were beautiful prints illustrating scenes from L'Odyssée de Cartier








Managing Director of Cartier SE Asia and Australia Christopher Kilaniotis making his introductory speech


I should run a contest to see who can spot everything!
- SJX
as an ad. here, the whole shebang! I was spellbound the first time I saw it; what a great commercial!
F
Would look great on a theatre screen or widescreen TV for sure.
- SJX