CARTIER - A CARTIER MYSTERY PRISM DESK CLOCK, ref 9118, circa 1990, featuring a …

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CARTIER - A CARTIER MYSTERY PRISM DESK CLOCK, ref 9118, circa 1990, featuring a hidden white dial with blue baton hour markers and Arabic numerals, prisms create an illusion of an empty case unless viewed directly from the front, the Art Deco-style silver case set with panels of simulated lapis lazuli, case signed Cartier Swiss, numbered 91180098, measuring approximately 10.2 x 9.1 x 7.7 cm. Accompanied by a fitted Cartier box and Cartier restoration service letter for movement and case cabinet dated in 2015.

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CARTIER - A CARTIER MYSTERY PRISM DESK CLOCK, ref 9118, circ

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