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Cartier Pasha Tourbillon
This one has a solid gold logo and semi-skeletonized tourbillon.
I was told there were two other variations - all three were equipped with GP golden bridges movements - one with a blue enamel logo and the other with white gold bars. All three versions were limited to 10 pieces made. Does anyone have images of the other two?
Sam
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Cartier Pasha Tourbillon
This one has a solid gold logo and semi-skeletonized tourbillon. I was told there were two other variations - all three were equipped with GP golden bridges movements - one with a blue enamel logo and the other with white gold bars. All three versions wer...
So good to see your Pasha again Sam
This is such an unique piece. Unfortunately I do not have any imgaes, nor have I seen the other variations. GEO
Not the usual Cartier Mystery timepiece
samwan, No, you got us there. From 1998; no idea they existed. In those days, Cartier used 3rd party movements. They still do but fully Cartier decorated now. Regards, MTF
Cartier Pasha de Cartier Tourbillon CPCP from 2001 ( ref. 2542, series of X/20)
I had the opportunity to try this on at the Fifth Ave. boutique in 2002, and it has been on my grail list every since. It was very, very stealthy, and was slim enough to have slipped easily beneath my shirtsleeve. Originally listed for about $140k USD; pr...
Thanks for the information
I got mine at a Phillips auction at less than 50%of the list price so it is rather comforting. It sits very nicely on the wrist Best Sam
Here they are
Hi, Here are the two other versions from 1999 and 2001. Best regards Dje ...