Cartier Colisee

Cartier Colisee 24mm Vermeil Golden

Cartier Colisee 24mm Vermeil Golden 1

Cartier Colisee 24mm Vermeil Golden 2

Cartier Colisee 24mm Vermeil Golden 3

Cartier Colisee 24mm Vermeil Golden 4

Source

Event

Date

Lot Number

Condition-

Year of Production1990

Case Size24mm

Case MaterialVermeil

Dial ColorGolden

Bracelet/StrapLeather

Movement TypeQuartz

BoxNo

PapersYes

LocationFrance

Estimates 210 - 315 USD

Sale Price

Description

MUST DE CARTIER - Lot 35

MUST DE CARTIER Colisée model Ladies' wristwatch Serial number: 032190 / 590002. Vermeil case, traces of oxidation. Dial with gold background and Roman numerals. Quartz movement. English green leather strap on pin buckle. Sapphire crystal. Accompanied by its case and papers. Diameter: 24mm. Circa 1990. (to be revised)

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