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Cartier Panthère Reference Guide
Start Panthère research with the complete reference and the case size. Short descriptions such as “small steel Panthère” can conceal differences in dimensions, dial, setting and bracelet configuration.
Search Panthère and Panthere
The finder accepts the collection name without the accent. Where possible, use the full alphanumeric reference rather than a seller’s abbreviated description. Keep a photographed case number separate from the commercial reference.
Check the measurement convention
The source set for WSPN0006 includes a 23 × 30 mm measurement and a separate dealer listing of 22 × 30 mm. The reference article retains that difference. Neither value should silently become the specification for every Panthère described as small.
Look beyond the case outline
Confirm the metal, dial, bracelet and any gem setting against documentation for the exact execution. A photograph can support a comparison, but cannot by itself establish that a setting or dial is factory original.
What the reference article establishes
The selected WSPN0006 record supports a steel, quartz Panthère identification. Where a calibre, thickness or introduction date has not been established from the cited sources, the article says so instead of borrowing the specification from a neighbouring reference.
From our archive: reference 106000M
Watch & Bullion previously handled this full-size Panthère in 18ct yellow gold. The archived example is recorded as a 1993 watch with a quartz movement, date display and 29 mm case measurement. Its caseback confirms the quartz designation. These details describe this documented example rather than every Panthère execution.
Selected reference articles
Panthère WSPN0006
The source set describes a steel quartz Panthère with a silver dial and steel bracelet. One recorded measurement is 23 × 30 mm, while another dealer gives 22 × 30 mm. This article preserves the discrepancy. An official reference sheet or an explicitly defined measurement is needed to settle it.
These selected articles are the editorial starting point. The Cartier reference finder holds the broader source-linked directory, including records that need further documentation.
How to use this guide
Search a complete commercial reference or the reference engraved on the caseback. Keep individual serial numbers separate. Read each source note before comparing measurements. Matching a reference does not date or authenticate an individual watch.
Specifications and examples in this guide are linked to their sources in the reference articles below. Missing fields remain unconfirmed; sale dates are not converted into production dates.
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