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Cartier Pasha Reference Guide
Pasha research benefits from a clear distinction between the collection, the complete reference and the individual watch. Compare the documented case diameter and movement before making assumptions about straps or functions.
Explore the Pasha’s origins, distinctive design and changing proportions, from the early collection to the modern Grille.
Pasha and Pasha Seatimer
The two selected articles cover a 41 mm Pasha reference and a Pasha Seatimer reference. They are separate research records; similar naming is not a reason to combine their dimensions, movements or bracelet details.
Diameter is not lug-to-lug length
A round case diameter does not describe the total length across the lugs or the space a bracelet occupies on the wrist. The W31080M7 source set also differs between a rounded 40 mm width and a 40.5 mm dealer description; retain both until a measurement convention is established.
Straps and completeness
The cited WSPA0009 retailer description refers to interchangeable metal and leather straps. Check which straps, buckles and accessories accompany the watch being offered. A catalogue configuration is not a guarantee of a pre-owned watch’s completeness.
Water resistance needs a separate check
A published rating describes the model specification, not the present condition of a used watch. This guide does not infer a rating where the source record lacks one. Discuss current testing and intended use with the seller or service provider.
Selected reference articles
Pasha WSPA0009
The cited retailers describe a steel automatic Pasha with a silver dial and 41 mm diameter. Interchangeable metal and leather straps appear in the retailer description, but the accessories supplied with a particular pre-owned watch must be checked independently.
Pasha Seatimer W31080M7
Sources report a 40 mm width and a 40.5 mm case size. These may reflect rounding or measurement conventions, but that has not been established here. The source notes also identify a reported calibre 049; it is kept as a source statement rather than extrapolated to other Pasha references.
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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