Cartier Crash W1506351

Cartier Crash Yellow Gold Crash 1991 Paris Edition

Basic Info Listing code : PZ7EC4 Brand : Cartier Model : Crash Reference number : W1506351 Dealer product code : 47186737955055 Movement : Manual winding Case material : Yellow gold Year of production : 1991 Condition : Used (Very good) Scope of delivery : No original box, no original papers Gender : Men's watch/Unisex Location : United States of America, California, West Hollywood Price : 345,000 Availability : Item is in stock Caliber Movement : Manual winding Case Case material : Yellow gold Case diameter : 22 x 38 mm Dial : White Bracelet/strap Bracelet color : Brown Other Only Original Parts Description Description Brand: Cartier Model: Crash Reference: W1506351 Year: 1991 Material: 18k YG Dial Color: White Dimensions: 22 X 38mm Watch Movement: Manual-Wind Bracelet/Strap: Brown Box/Paper: Watch Only Condition: Fantastic Original Condition with Clear, Deep Hallmarks SKU: 204106 Few watches so perfectly capture the poetic spirit of Cartier as the Crash, and this 1991 Paris Edition is a superb example of the maisons most surreal and storied creation. Originally conceived in the late 1960s at Cartier London, the Crash remains one of the most recognizable and daring designs in watchmaking a case that appears to melt, distort, and flow, as though time itself were bending. This example, crafted in 18k yellow gold, hails from Cartiers Paris workshop and features the signature Cartier Paris dial, elongated Roman numerals, and blued-steel hands details that root it firmly in the early 90s revival of the icon. The cabochon-set crown and bold, asymmetric lines exemplify Cartiers ability to balance whimsy with precision. The watch remains in original, unrestored condition, showing only light, honest surface wear consistent with careful use over time. Its sculptural form retains full definition and presence, making it an exceptional survivor of one of Cartiers most collectible modern creations. A symbol of creative audacity and elegance, the 1991 Paris Crash stands as both an objet dart and a piece of horological history a reminder that Cartier, above all, has always been the watchmaker of imagination.