Cartier, An incredibly rare and highly attractive, articulated ribbon bracelet watch in platinum, black lacquer, onyx and diamonds cabochon decorations, with Cartier Certificate of Authenticity.

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A masterpiece of Art Deco jewelled watchmaking, this exceptional Cartier Paris articulated ribbon bracelet watch, manufactured in 1938, epitomizes the maison’s golden era of creativity and refinement, reflecting Cartier’s mastery in combining mechanical precision with breathtaking aesthetic design.
Crafted in platinum, the bracelet is fully articulated and pavé-set with an extraordinary constellation of 377 circular-cut diamonds, dramatically contrasted by 92 onyx cabochons, echoing the bold geometry of the Art Deco period. The elegant off-white matte dial, signed Cartier, features painted Roman numerals and blued steel hands, powered by a LeCoultre-signed movement—customary for Cartier’s most refined creations of the era. Each end of the bracelet culminates in opposing discs, one framing the dial and the other set entirely with diamonds within a black lacquer border, both partially adorned with channel-set step-cut baguettes, bringing the total to 38.
Accompanied by its Cartier Certificate of Authenticity dated 15 November 2004, confirming its manufacture by Cartier Paris in 1938 and detailing the precise gem count, this bracelet watch stands as a magnificent example of Cartier’s artistry. Effortlessly elegant, technically refined, and likely unique, it captures the essence of haute joaillerie in its purest and most glamorous form.

Key features:
– Cartier Paris | Art Deco Bracelet Watch | Dated 1938
– Platinum Articulated Bracelet | 377 Circular-Cut Diamonds & 92 Onyx Cabochons
– LeCoultre Movement | Off-White Dial with Roman Numerals & Blued Hands
– 38 Step-Cut Baguette Diamonds | Opposing Diamond- and Onyx-Set Discs
– Cartier Certificate of Authenticity (15 November 2004)

A cornerstone of Cartier’s Art Deco legacy, this 1938 bracelet watch unites rarity and design brilliance, an extraordinary and highly collectible example of the maison’s most daring and glamorous creations.