By Celine Simon
Cartier Classic FOR CARTIER, TIME IS CYCLICAL RATHER THAN LINEAR. THIS VISION EXPLAINS WHY THE MAISON CONTINUOUSLY REVISITS AND TRANSFORMS ITS ICONIC WATCH MODELS, EACH ONE THOUGHTFULLY REINTERPRETED FOR A NEW GENERATION TO ENJOY.
PANTHÈRE DE CARTIER
The Panthère takes its name from the bracelet; its ultra-flexible structure echoes the animal’s movements. Formed from a series of curved and polished links, it is remarkably flexible. Launched in 1983, the Panthère watch has been highly acclaimed since its creation. Above and beyond its design, this watch slinks onto the skin in a rippling celebration of triumphant and carefree femininity.
This style icon has inspired Cartier to create four new versions in rose gold, yellow gold, and steel, with a silky dial in shades of golden plum, gold, midnight blue, and black. Four diagonally crossed dials reverse the play of light and reflect the brilliance of the iridescent and subtle gradations — a precious luminosity that adds to the jewel-like quality of the most feline watch in the Maison’s repertoire.
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