Cartier Pasha 2813

Cartier Pasha 2813 32mm White gold and Diamond

Cartier Pasha 2813 32mm White gold and Diamond 1

SourceBezel

Listed For162 Days

ConditionPREOWNED

Year of Production1985

Case Size32mm

Case MaterialWhite gold and Diamond

Dial Color-

Bracelet/StrapWhite gold

Movement TypeAutomatic

BoxNo

PapersNo

LocationUnited States

Last seen price 23,710 USD

Last seen dateJan 3, 2025

Description

Pasha de Cartier 32 White Gold and Diamond-Set / Diamond-Set / Silvered / Arabic / Bracelet 1985 2006 30 White Gold and Diamond-Set white-gold-and-diamond-set 32 100 Diamond-set Sapphire Silvered Arabic 2 Automatic 1847 MC 42 23 White Gold 2 Fold Fold White Gold PREOWNED

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