Cartier Pasha ref. 2324

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One of the lesser-known Gerald Genta designs is the Pasha de Cartier. While it was inspired by a one-off made for the Pasha of Marrakesh in 1931, the modern iteration started in 1985 with the launch of a unusually-shaped watch. Although exotic case shapes were nothing new to Cartier, the case size (sitting at 38mm) was surprisingly large. The Pasha quickly joined the ranks of the Santos and Tank as an iconic Cartier design, and has functioned as a base for many different calibres and complications.

This watch features a black dial with lightly aged lume numerals and hands, making it a beautiful example of a neo-vintage watch.

The watch is in excellent condition, with light marks on the case and bracelet.

This Cartier comes with the original box.

CARTIER

Cartier comfortably sits at the intersection between fine watchmaking and art, combining years of heritage with eye-catching and unique case designs. From its inception in the turn of the 20th Century, Cartier has earned a well-deserved reputation for being a manufacture that has successfully transformed the humble wristwatch from a soldier's tool into a true object of desire.