1990s Pasha Grille Steel Automatic

The Pasha de Cartier remains part of the maison’s current line, and this stainless steel example from the late 1990s is elevated by a series of thoughtful details. Beneath the removable grille—easily detached, as shown in our video—lies a beautifully executed guilloché dial with embossed sector lines, Arabic numerals at the quarters each accented by luminous details, luminous sword-shaped hands, a sweep seconds hand, and a date aperture positioned at 5 o’clock.

The 38 mm polished case features a 60-minute scale engraved on the bezel and is crowned by Cartier’s signature blue cabochon crown protector, linked directly to the case. Inside is powered by the caliber 191 automatic movement, visible through the exhibition case back and decorated with Cartier’s distinctive double-C motif.

Fitted with an adjustable white crocodile Cartier strap and secured by a Cartier steel deployant clasp, this Pasha is a confident statement sports watch. With or without the grille, it carries undeniable presence—though we prefer it without, allowing the dial to take center stage.