PASHA

Pasha

The origin of Pasha is "Tank Etanche" manufactured in the 1930s in response to a request from Moroccan Taishou (Pasha) to "want a watch that can be worn while swimming in the pool". In 1943, a round wristwatch homage to Tank Etanche was born and is the prototype of Pasha that continues to this day.
And in 1985, Cartier revived the highly waterproof Pasha collection.
In addition to excellent waterproofness, the 38mm case size model is equipped with a rotating bezel, making it a sporty collection.

One of the features is a unique design that inherits the tradition of the original model. The round case is equipped with a crown protector, and the case and protector are connected by a chain. The crown protector, which has been incorporated into a graceful and unique design, has become a symbolic identity of Pasha.
In addition, the dial with excellent visibility is designed to enjoy a sporty taste while giving a feeling of Cartier's originality and elegance. It is a collection that has both practicality and design at a high level.

The production period is long, and it is also attractive that there are abundant derivative models such as Mispasha with a case size of 27 mm, Pasha C with a case size of 35 mm, and a large Pasha 42. While many models are out of print, they are relatively easy to get in the Used market and you can choose from a variety of models.
In 2020, the unisex Pasha C successor model and men's line will be revived. The long-awaited released model has been redesigned around the crown and features a "quick switch" system that makes it easy to replace the bracelet. The collection, called "Pasha de Cartier", is gaining worldwide support due to its high degree of perfection in design and practicality.