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拍品 101 CARTIER
LIMITED EDITION PASHA TOURBILLON NO. 13/25
LIMITED EDITION PASHA TOURBILLON NO. 13/25
CARTIER. A VERY RARE 18K PINK GOLD LIMITED EDITION AUTOMATIC TOURBILLON WRISTWATCH WITH CERTIFICATES AND BOX
SIGNED CARTIER, PASHA TOURBILLON MODEL, NO. 13/25, CIRCA 2003
已結束2021年5月10日
成交價
CHF 52,500
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This endangered species strap is shown for display purposes only and is not for sale. The watch will be supplied with a calf leather strap.
Part of the ‘Collection Privée, Cartier Paris’ or ‘CPCP’ collection and made in an edition of only 25 pieces, the present 18k pink gold Pasha is one of the rarest and most desirable Pashas ever made - the automatic tourbillon. Combining incomparable Cartier style with the haute horology, it is perfectly complemented by the solid 18k pink gold Cartier deployant clasp.
This exclusive small series of Pasha tourbillon watches is exceptional and uses a Girard-Perregaux movement, the design of which reflects the company’s famous ‘Three Gold Bridges’ tourbillon. The distinctive linear layout clearly visible below the skeletonized dial. By using this design, Cartier has preserved the historic DNA of the Pasha by maintaining Arabic numerals of the dial. The dial itself forms the upper plate of the movement with bridges for the spring barrel and tourbillon.
Part of the ‘Collection Privée, Cartier Paris’ or ‘CPCP’ collection and made in an edition of only 25 pieces, the present 18k pink gold Pasha is one of the rarest and most desirable Pashas ever made - the automatic tourbillon. Combining incomparable Cartier style with the haute horology, it is perfectly complemented by the solid 18k pink gold Cartier deployant clasp.
This exclusive small series of Pasha tourbillon watches is exceptional and uses a Girard-Perregaux movement, the design of which reflects the company’s famous ‘Three Gold Bridges’ tourbillon. The distinctive linear layout clearly visible below the skeletonized dial. By using this design, Cartier has preserved the historic DNA of the Pasha by maintaining Arabic numerals of the dial. The dial itself forms the upper plate of the movement with bridges for the spring barrel and tourbillon.