Cartier Pasha

One of Cartier's most exciting watches is the Pasha de Cartier, which has been on the market since 1932 and has retained many of its characteristic design features to this day. The watch glass with an overlapping grid and the crown guard with chain are typical of the Cartier Pasha, which was also the brand's first watch to be considered water-resistant. In terms of design, there are now a large number of models on the market that have found their fans among celebrities and collectors alike.

Cartier Pasha for the Sultan of Marrakech

Legend has it that the Sultan of Marrakech played a decisive role in the development of the watch, as he also wanted to take his timepiece into the water. According to this story, the first waterproof watch was developed by Cartier to satisfy the head of state. It is impossible to say how much truth there is in this story, but there is no doubt that the Cartier Pasha has become a legend over the years. First presented in 1932, the exceptional luxury watch quickly found its buyers.

Striking design of the Cartier Pasha

Cartier has never launched classic models on the market, so it is not surprising that the Cartier Pasha has a very striking design, and not just at first glance. The extroverted watch knows how to please with its combination of squares and circles. The screw-down crown guard with chain and the protective grille above the crystal have been retained right up to the modern day. These characteristics can be found in most Pasha watches.

Of course, there have been modifications and changes over the decades. The models with gold and tourbillon are particularly popular with enthusiasts. In terms of colour, most editions rely on the classic colours of white, black, grey and blue. The case material varies just as little, with stainless steel and gold versions dominating the market. The straps are a little more diverse, with leather straps in red, blue and black available.

Models of the Cartier Pasha

The Cartier Pasha appeals to different target groups. Among others, the Miss Pasha and Pasha C watches were also designed for women. With a case diameter of 27 mm and supposedly feminine silver and pink dial colours, the Cartier de Pasha also appeals to women.

The Pasha Seatimer Chronograph is a classic diver's watch with a unidirectional rotating diver's bezel and Arabic numerals at 3, 6, 9 and 12 o'clock. Alternatively, there is the Pasha Flying Tourbillon Skeleton, which impresses with an 18-carat white gold case and a size of 42 mm. In terms of price, this luxury watch almost reaches the 100,000 euro mark.

Price of the Cartier Pasha

In terms of price, the Cartier Pasha does not have to reach new heights, as the first models are already available from €2,000 in pre-owned versions. Many models are priced between €3,000 and €6,000, while gold editions start at around €15,000. Depending on your own preferences, a Cartier Pasha can actually be purchased in any price range. Particularly rare and special models naturally ensure that there is an enormous increase in value for some models.