CartierPasha

This 2001 Cartier Pasha comes accompanied with its original box, instruction manual, warranty booklet, and two 18k grilles - one of which is diamond-studded. The watch generally appears to have little-to-no wear and fits within the bounds of its seller’s ‘A’ grading.

With its 32mm, 18k yellow gold case, this charming timepiece is a strikingly opulent example of Cartier Art Deco design. Its distinctive embossed silver dial is characterised by yellow gold Arabic numerals at the 12, 3, 6, and 9 o’clock markers. In keeping with the design of the original Pasha which launched in the mid-1980s, this 2001 watch boasts a unique canteen-style crown fixed to its case via a clasp. This version of Cartier’s cult sports watch is fitted with a luxurious blue alligator strap.

The Cartier Pasha was introduced in 1985 and penned by Gerald Genta who was responsible for two of the all-time classic watch designs - the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak and the Patek Philippe Nautilus.

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