Dating back to 1847 Cartier has consistently been a watchmaker emblematic of luxury and stature. Cartier’s designs are a flawless equilibrium between jewellery and timepieces; worn by royalty and those of high distinction throughout the years. In the 1900s Crowned heads and aristocrats from all over the world flocked to purchase the neoclassical diamond jewellery mounted in platinum.ÂÂ
Cartier’s first royal warrant was to be the official purveyor to King Edward in 1904 and since then there have been countless royals to which Cartier has designed a glittering array of jewellery and watches for. Cartier has made powerful statements with its jewellery; in the mid 20th century the creation of the"Freed Bird" brooch celebrated the Liberation of France, an influential piece of history, of which, Cartier played a role.
Owning a piece designed by Cartier has a significant effect on the wearer, the sense of status and elegance combined with the perception of establishment in history is an incredible sentiment. It is unquestionable that over the years Cartier has reigned over the watch and jewellery industry, the innovative designs combined with a remarkable elegance has ensured Cartier a reputation of undeniable superiority.
Cartier’s Pasha Seatimer watch is no exception to the signature Cartier sophistication. The timepiece displays a steel case, undirected encircling bezel engraved with black Arabic numerals. The piece exudes a link between classical and futuristic designs, with the traditional roundness contrasted with eccentric distortions. The wristwatch has been denoted as ‘The spirit of the open sea for an adventurous lifestyle.’