THE PASHA is arguably Cartier’s most daring design, and as such, it is open to some of the most interesting variations of all Cartier collections. This year we’ll see several new versions: one with a decorative, removable grid over the dial, inspired by a Cartier design from 1943; a version with charms that dangle from the signature crown cover; two complications, including a moonphase and a flying tourbillon; and a skeletonized version that uses the numerals as part of the bridge. THIS IS CARTIER CREATIVITY IN FULL SWING.
THE TANK LOUIS CARTIER collection is getting the kodachrome treatment this year with new dials in red, gray, and deep black. The red and black dials are lacquered, and the gray dial has a galvanized finish. There are also some refinements to the classic design: instead of 12 Roman numerals, the new model has only four (XII, III, VI, and IX), and the railroad track index is gone. Altogether, these new models represent a shiny, sleek new look for one of Cartier’s most beloved
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