Monday, September 22, 2008
From Cartier
Modern yet classic, sophisticated yet rugged. A timepiece as influential as the man who wears it...the Pasha Seatimer automatic men's watch from Cartier. The world's first water resistant watch commissioned in 1933 for the Pasha of Marakesh. The Pasha stands today as a masterpiece of precision and design. Prominent satin finished steel case is handsomely presented on the updated signature link bracelet in satin finished steel.. Unidirectional rotating polished steel bezel with engraved markers encircles the silver colored dial with luminous sword hands, black Arabic quarter hour marker and baton markers. A window between the 4 and 5 o'clock hours reveals the automatic date calendar. Locking double-screw winding crown with a crown protector is topped with a clou de Paris black ceramic inset.
Set in a striking 40.5-millimeter case with a scratch-resistant sapphire dial window, the Seatimer features an unidirectional, encircling bezel engraved with black Arabic numerals. The silvered opaline white dial also has bold Arabic numerals, a date window, and luminescent diamond-shaped rhodium-plated metal hands. The case, bezel, bracelet, and crown with blue synthetic spinel are crafted from stainless steel. This luxurious Pasha timepiece from Cartier provides mechanical movement with automatic winding, and is water resistant to 330 feet.
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