Tyrese Haliburton’s Rare Cartier Is Exploding in Value
For those of you who thought the Cartier moment was passed—think again. From the avant-garde Crash to the iconic Tank Normale, the Parisian jeweler’s wares have seemingly never been hotter. And while Piaget had quite the moment last year and a Rolex Daytona will never not be hot, there’s something about a simple, time-only dress watch in precious metal that’s as enduring as the sun. Especially when it says “Cartier” on the dial. Pacers point guard Tyrese Haliburton clearly knows what we’re talking about. Speaking to the press this week following a game against the San Antonio Spurs in Paris, the burgeoning watch collector rocked a Bamboo, a rare and funky vintage Cartier from the 1970s. (We can only assume that TikTok dealer extraordinaire Mike Nouveau—who helped Pacers star pick up his Cartier Crash and Pebble—sourced this piece for him.) The Bamboo Coussin (French for “cushion”) represents a melding of Parisian and Eastern influences, with its distinctive shape taking on the aspect of rounded bamboo shoots that flow seamlessly one into the other as they …