CARTIER PASHA Bracelet watch in 18K gold (750 thousandths), silvered dial, blued diamond hands, black minute track, painted Arabic numerals, date between 4 and 5 o'clock. Crown hidden under a cover crown with chain decorated with a cabochon. Back in 18K (750 thousandths) signed Cartier, reference 1991, numbered M103733. Mechanical self-winding movement signed Cartier, ETA base. Strap in 18K gold (750 thousandths) signed Cartier, folding clasp in 18K gold (750 thousandths) with initials CM. Watch functional at the time of the expertise, without guarantee of future operation and condition of parts. Accompanied by its original box with additional link, and its papers of guarantee, bought on May 21, 1992 at OJ Perrin in Paris. Gross weight 139,1 g Diameter 38 mm Those who have studied the question of the creation of the Pasha have inevitably heard of the urban legend that circulates about its beginnings. It was originally created especially for the Pasha of Marrakech in the early 1930s. Thami El Glaoui by name, appointed Pasha of Marrakech in 1912, having outlived two Sultans and in charge of all business with France. He was nicknamed the Black Panther: the links with Cartier are found. But no one ever found substance to make this legend a reality. The reality is a creation in 1985 by Cartier, which wanted to invest in the segment of sports watches. Its identity, we perceive it in the blink of an eye, relates to geometry and the square in the circle and this signature chain crown cover.