Cartier Pasha Golf Automatic Wristwatch
Record status
Individual type · partial
Period
later 1990s
Maker / issuer
CartierThis Cartier Pasha Golf wristwatch, produced in the later 1990s, is constructed from 18K yellow gold. It features a three-body, solid, polished case with Vendome-style lugs, a concave bezel, and a sapphire-set winding crown protection cap.
The case back is transparent and secured by eight screws. A key functional element of this model is the incorporation of five pushers equipped with semi-precious stone buttons, which operate four digital registers used for tracking golf strokes; the pusher positioned at nine o'clock serves as a reset function. The watch is powered by the Caliber 889/1 automatic movement. It is fitted with an 18K yellow gold link bracelet that secures with a double deployant clasp.
The piece is signed on the dial, case, and movement and includes a sapphire crystal with four integrated cyclops lenses to magnify the digital registers.
Evidence at a glance
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Technical characteristics
- Type
- Golf wristwatch
- Maker
- Cartier
- Movement
- Caliber 889/1
- Case Back
- Transparent with 8 screws
- Jewel Count
- 34
- Case Diameter
- 38 mm
- Case Material
- 18K yellow gold
- Serial Number
- 09951M205816
- Maker / attribution
- Cartier
Design
- Visible features
- • Five pushers with colored semi-precious stone accents around the bezel • Four digital apertures on the dial for stroke counting • Guilloché silver dial with Roman numerals • Transparent case back secured with eight screws
- Case and Dial Design
- The watch is housed in an 18K yellow gold, three-body polished case measuring 38 mm in diameter. The design includes distinctive Vendome-style lugs and a concave bezel. A prominent feature is the winding crown, which is shielded by a sapphire-set protection cap. The case exterior is equipped with five pushers, each adorned with a semi-precious stone, designed for the operation of the golf stroke-counting function, with the pusher located at the nine o'clock position designated for resetting the registers. The silver guilloché dial is organized with painted radial Roman numerals, positioned on a plain outer reserve. It includes yellow gold dots, a concentric minute and seconds track, and inner Arabic minute divisions. Four dedicated apertures are positioned on the dial to register golf stroke counts, with the sapphire crystal over the dial featuring four cyclops lenses to enhance their readability. The display is completed with luminous blued steel lozenge-shaped hands.
- Condition and Report
- The auction description provides a multi-part condition grading for the wristwatch. The watch as a whole is rated as AAA Excellent, while the case is graded as 3 Good, and the movement is categorized as 2* Very good. The dial receives a detailed grade of 2-10-01, described as very good with a patinated appearance. The auction house indicates that the hands are original to the watch.
- Movement and Mechanical Details
- The timepiece is driven by the Caliber 889/1 movement, which features rhodium-plated bridges and plates finished with fausses-côtes decoration. The movement is constructed with 34 jewels and utilizes a straight-line lever escapement. Accuracy is maintained by a monoetallic balance that has been adjusted to five positions. Additional mechanical features of the movement include a shock-absorption system to protect the balance staff and a self-compensating flat balance-spring. The dial, case, and movement are all signed by Cartier, identifying the watch as a production of the firm.
Identification
- Serial number
- 09951M205816
- Source note
- Facts transcribed from the linked source listing or collection record. Attribution and specifications are source-reported and have not been independently authenticated.
Catalogue references
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Research required
- Research required: Condition report mentions overhaul recommended at buyer's expense
- Research required: Exact place of manufacture is not specified in the source