Cartier, An extremely important and iconic, Pasha, perpetual calendar, moon phase, minute repeater, automatic wristwatch in platinum, possibly only five examples manufactured, published in Osvaldo Patrizzi's book 'White Cartier Bianco.'

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The Cartier Pasha stands among the maison’s most daring creations, a synthesis of elegance, innovation, and mechanical mastery. Originally inspired by a 1930s waterproof watch commissioned for the Pasha of Marrakesh, its bold round case and screw-down crown have become design signatures recognized the world over.
The present example represents one of the most technically accomplished and elusive interpretations of the Pasha ever produced. Crafted in platinum, with only five known pieces believed to exist, it combines three of haute horlogerie’s most revered complications: a perpetual calendar, moon phase, and minute repeater. The latter, activated via a pusher at 9 o’clock, chimes the hours, quarters, and minutes with exquisite clarity.
Inside beats an automatic movement developed in collaboration with Gérald Genta, a testament to both technical innovation and aesthetic refinement. The hand-engraved movement, visible through the sapphire display back, reveals an extraordinary level of craftsmanship.

Key features:
– Platinum Case | Automatic Movement Designed with Gérald Genta
– Perpetual Calendar | Moon Phase | Minute Repeater Complications
– Sapphire Display Back with Fully Engraved Bridges
– Exceptional Rarity: One of Only Five Known Examples

An extraordinary fusion of Cartier’s design heritage and haute horlogerie excellence, this platinum Pasha stands as one of the most sophisticated and collectible creations ever to bear the Cartier name.