Cartier Pasha de Cartier

Pasha de Cartier: Extroverted jewelry for him and her

The Pasha de Cartier watches are made to be seen and admired. There is absolutely nothing about this watch that is ordinary, familiar or standard. With exceptionally placed date displays at an angle, the characteristic square on the round dial and the oversized chronograph pushers on the models with a stop function, the Pasha de Cartier dances out of line - of course full of grace, elegance and grace.

Given its contemporary appearance, many observers would probably not suspect that the Pasha de Cartier made its debut in the 1980s. While it was initially reserved for men at the time, today's collection includes numerous women's models with smaller diameters and feminine design elements.

Complications and technical characteristics of the Pasha de Cartier

On a technical level, the Pasha de Cartier is a real master of transformation. In the simplest version, it only has hour, minute and second hands, followed by models with a date. Other references are equipped with a moon phase display, a chronograph function or even a tourbillon, one of the most elaborate and complex complications in the art of watchmaking. From a technically reduced entry-level model to a masterpiece of haute horlogerie, the Pasha de Cartier collection has everything to offer.

The selection of built-in movements is just as diverse. There are models with automatic movements as well as mechanical hand-wound watches and timepieces with quartz movements. As befits a luxury watch from Cartier, all of the calibers selected for this product line are of course characterized by the highest precision and uncompromising reliability. And there is also a spectrum in terms of water resistance: the different references range between load capacities of 3 and 10 bar.

From sporty to dazzling: The Pasha de Cartier model selection

If you let your gaze wander over the models in the Pasha de Cartier collection, you will enjoy a varied feast for the eyes. With this collection, Cartier succeeds in harmoniously combining sporty stainless steel models, classic yellow gold references with a vintage touch, playful bicolor versions and diamond-studded ladies' models with a recognizable common thread. Regardless of whether it is completely clean, with a colorful dial, diamond-set or skeletonized: the Pasha de Cartier is always clearly recognizable as such by the four oversized Arabic numerals, the diamond-shaped, blued hands and the square in the middle of the dial.

Once you have decided on one of the luxurious models, it remains changeable. Thanks to the QuickSwitch system, the strap can be changed in just a few steps. It is not for nothing that many of the references are delivered with a second strap as standard. The Pasha de Cartier thus resists monotony down to the last detail and invites the wearer to be inspired by the liveliness and courage to change their watch.