Cartier Must de Cartier

Cartier Must de Cartier 22mm Vermeil Black

Cartier Must de Cartier 22mm Vermeil Black 1

Cartier Must de Cartier 22mm Vermeil Black 2

Source

Event

Date

Lot Number

Condition-

Year of Production-

Case Size22mm

Case MaterialVermeil

Dial ColorBlack

Bracelet/StrapLeather

Movement TypeQuartz

BoxNo

PapersNo

LocationFrance

Estimates 521 - 834 USD

Description

CARTIER (Must de) - Lot 514

CARTIER (Must de) Ladies' wristwatch, round case in silver vermeil, black dial and gold hands. Signed Must de Cartier Vendôme model. Quartz movement. Apocryphal leather strap with gilded metal buckle. Diameter: 22 mm. - Gross weight: 18.26 g. (Not working, need complete overhaul)

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