CARTIER MECA BATHTUB FROM 60S ALL OR YELLOW from 1960's

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Brand: Cartier

Model: baignoire

Movement : Manual

Diameter : 32mm

Year: 1960’s

Case: Beautiful oval-shaped case in 18k yellow gold called a bathtub by its particular shape. Double cartier numbering still clearly visible as well as the well-preserved 18k gold hallmarks. Good condition and slightly polished case.

Dial: Beautiful original white dial with beautiful markings on the indexes. Cartier signature at 12 o'clock and Paris at 6 o'clock. Nice general patina.

Bracelet : Beautiful integrated bracelet in 18k gold with the original Cartier logo and still very large hallmarked, suitable for any type of wrist that can be shortened on request.

Accessories: None

Cartier

Return policy

Return policy All watches sold have a 3 days return policy. If you are not satisfied with your purchase, please contact us by email or phone, then return the watch in the exact same condition as received and we will refund you within 10 days after we fully inspectied the watch received back in our offices at your expense. We will not refund any watches beyond the 3-days inspection period following the delivery. Paris Heure cannot be held responsible for any damage or loss from the date of delivery of the watches. If there is a problem when the watch is sent back the client Paris Heure cannot be held responsible , the client has to take his own insurance with the shipping company at his cost, we can help you with this.

Delivery

Delivery : Buyers are responsible for all additional customs fees, duties, or taxes. All shipments are sent fully insured via Malca Amit who primarily uses Fedex. A tracking number will be given to you after collection of the package. In case of loss or theft of packages, a refund will only be made after approval of the insurance claim by our insurance provider Malca Amit.

Guarantee

Guarantee : All watches are guaranteed for 6 months for normal use. For vintage watches that are not waterproof, there is no guarantee of water resistance. In the caseof a water resistance problem linked to the non-screwing of the crown, the warranty is also void. In the case of shocks to the watch, the warranty is void. Normal use only qualifies for the 6-month warranty.

Description
Brand

Description

Our opinion: A timeless classic still in the Cartier catalog. This model has been produced by Cartier since the 1950s, in gold, high jewelry diamonds… Very high-end Jaeger Lecoultre mechanical movement, SIMPLE GODRON 18K yellow gold case and mounted on a rare Cartier gold bracelet integrated into the case with Original Cartier non-adjustable 18K gold folding clasp, the watch is in perfect condition. This is the real vintage baignoire, the 1st in this size, which later became the quartz standard just after the mini duoplan!

Brand

Cartier

Cartier a French luxury house famous for its iconic jewelry and watches. Founded in 1847, the brand has successfully combined watchmaking know-how and innovative design, becoming one of the most respected names in the world of watchmaking. The beginnings (1847-1900) Cartier was founded by Louis-François Cartier in Paris. Initially, the house specialized in the manufacture of jewelry before diversifying into watches. In 1853, Cartier began making pocket watches, and in 1874, he created his first wristwatches. The brand quickly became famous by attracting an aristocratic and royal clientele. The era of innovations (1900-1920) In 1904, Cartier revolutionized the world of watchmaking by creating the "Santos" watch, designed for Brazilian pilot Alberto Santos-Dumont. This wristwatch is one of the first to be specifically dedicated to aeronautical use, allowing Santos-Dumont to tell the time without having to take its eyes off aviation. The unique and elegant design of the Santos established Cartier as a luxury watch brand. In the 1910s, Cartier turned to geometric and architectural designs, giving birth to the famous "Tank" in 1917, inspired by the tanks of the First World War. The Tank has become iconic and is still a flagship model of the house. The golden age and internationalization (1920-1960) During the 1920s and 1930s, Cartier established itself as the "jeweler of kings" and attracted celebrities and figures from the international aristocracy. During this period, the brand continued to develop innovative watches, while creating refined models such as the "Tonneau" and the "Baignoire". In the 1950s and 1960s, Cartier began to diversify even more, offering watches that were both classic and whimsical. The “Panthère” and “Ballon Bleu” watches are becoming essentials, combining comfort and elegance. The challenge and the rebirth (1970-1990) Like many watch brands, Cartier faced the quartz crisis in the 1970s, which threatened traditional watchmakers. However, Cartier managed to reinvent itself. The house focuses on luxury mechanical watches and unveils emblematic collections that reinforce its image of prestige and refinement. Modern era (1990–present) Since the 1990s, Cartier has strengthened its position among major luxury brands. The house places particular emphasis on innovation and design, with successful launches such as the “Pasha de Cartier” and the “Calibre de Cartier”. The house is also committed to sustainability and ethical initiatives, while remaining true to its artisanal roots. Cartier watches continue to be synonymous with luxury, precision and originality, attracting new consumers while maintaining a loyal customer base. Conclusion Today, Cartier is a symbol of elegance and timeless chic. Thanks to its rich watchmaking heritage and exceptional craftsmanship, the brand remains at the forefront of luxury watchmaking, producing watches that are not only tools for measuring time, but also true works of art.