Aren't they great?
I read that Cartier never bothered to patent the design he called "Vendome Lugs" but Van Cleef & Arpels did. I like how the round watch case is emphasized and the lugs are almost not part of the case design. Even more so on VC&A designs like "Lady...
Precisely!
I am eagerly anticipating a watch in the next couple of months with this exact lug and case design 😉....
Wow! Bold, unmistakable statement.
I also love what he does with lume. One of his designs looks like stained glass.
Absolutely. This will be my first independent piece....
And I specifically asked of him (Stepan) to create a pair of orange color Superluminova hands, to really set them off against the charcoal grey meteorite dial 🤞🙂.... I will share here obviously when I receive it in a month or two....
I'm looking for a rubber strap with that Clous de Paris texture.
Haven't found one yet...I saw one recently (it might have been Breguet?) but kinda expensive for a "cut & alter" experiment. I'm still on the lookout👁👁
Great looking Cartier Pasha C GMT
It really is such a great looking watch with just so many small details that add to its overall look. Marc
I'm mystified why its like the unloved, bastard child of the Cartier family.
I know the Tank is Iconic and the Santos is historic. But the Pasha is saddled with a dubious story about a not-very-nice-guy that wanted to swim...¿😳? Regardless, I think its a wonderful composition by one of the most famous designers in modern history. ...
The Pasha has this strange, quirky appeal.
In many ways I like it, even if something about it remains a bit "odd" for me. Best, Emmanuel
"strange, quirky appeal". SQa
SQa + odd=Pasha c All the things I love about the Pasha! I'm still gonna put you down as a lover and defender of Pasha values! Thanks Emmanuel.