64 Cartier A very unusual and distinctive, dual time wristwatch in yellow gold, with double crown and guillochè dial.

Estimate: € 5.000 –⁠ 10.000

• Model Dual Time Zone
• Year Circa 1990s
• Reference 32001
• Case Material 18K Yellow gold
• Case Number 507'386
• Bracelet Material Leather strap
• Movement Manual, Cal.BM550, 17 jewels
• Dimension 30.5mm width x 30.5mm length
• Signed Case, dial and movement

In the world of haute horlogerie, few names can rival Cartier’s legacy for blending tradition with innovation, elegance with utility. The watch here offered is a fascinating example of this ethos: a rare dual-timepiece that combines the refinement of Cartier with a surprisingly functional twist. Unlike most Cartier models, this particular timepiece features a design that’s both distinctive and practical, marking a striking departure from the brand’s more traditional offerings. Produced in the early '90s, this watch represents a period of transition for Cartier, as it was being redefined under the Vendôme Luxury Group, which had acquired controlling shares of both Piaget and Baume & Mercier. This partnership enabled Cartier to take on a wider array of sophisticated mechanisms, including the movement housed in this very watch: a Baume & Mercier cal. BM550. The elegant square-shaped case also signed Baume & Mercier, crafted from yellow gold, is complemented by two distinct dials, each controlled by an individual crown, making this timepiece a standout for both its utility and aesthetic. The dials are signed "Cartier," featuring Roman numerals and a spectacular guillochè decoration that lend it a timeless charm. It’s no wonder that this rare design is an uncommon gem among Cartier's range, with few examples ever reaching the market. With its clean lines, special dual-dial design, and history behind its movement, this Cartier Dual-Time is a rare opportunity for collectors and admirers of the Maison’s fine craftsmanship.