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The Crash made its debut in 1967 and its conception is credited to Jean-Jacques Cartier, who headed Cartier's branch in London at the time, and designer Rupert Emmerson. According to legend, the inspiration came from an oval Cartier . A white gold London Crash appeared at Antiquorum in 1991 while two platinum . Since then, Cartier has produced the Crash in limited numbers: a limited run of .The Crash made its debut in 1967 and its conception is credited to Jean-Jacques Cartier, who headed Cartier's branch in London at the time, and designer Rupert Emmerson. According to legend, the inspiration came from an oval Cartier Baignoire that had been damaged in a car accident, but there's unfortunately no truth behind this tale.
A white gold London Crash appeared at Antiquorum in 1991 while two platinum examples have surfaced at Christie’s in 2017 and Pandolfini in 2021 respectively – the 1992 example at Christie’s was later withdrawn while the 1991 specimen sold for a whopping US4,333. According to Cartier, the first platinum London Crash was produced in 1980. Since then, Cartier has produced the Crash in limited numbers: a limited run of the London Crash in the 1980s here, an extremely limited edition Paris Crash in platinum in the early 1990s there. Perhaps the largest run was a limited edition of 400 from Cartier Paris, in 1991.
A HIGHLY DESIRABLE AND RARE 18K GOLD LIMITED EDITION ASYMMETRICAL WRISTWATCH WITH ‘CRASH’ DEPLOYANT CLASP. SIGNED CARTIER, PARIS, 'CRASH' MODEL, CASE NO. A108446, NO. 150, CIRCA 1991. Movement: Manual. The Cartier Crash watch's first appeared at Cartier London during the "Swinging Sixties" — a youth-driven counter-cultural movement that centered on modernism and anti-establishment trends.Very few of Cartier’s 1991 Paris-made ‘Crash’ watches have ever appeared at auction. Consigned by the family of the original owner, the present timepiece is offered in very good overall condition.Cartier Crash 1991 Limited Edition for sale via Analog:Shift, New York City-based purveyor of fine vintage and superlative contemporary watches in Manhattan and online at analogshift.com.
A RARE AND LARGE 18K GOLD LIMITED EDITION ELONGATED OVAL WRISTWATCH. SIGNED CARTIER, PARIS, BAIGNOIRE ALLONGEE MODEL, CASE NO. 138-91, CIRCA 1991. Movement: Manual, jewelled, signed. Dial: Signed.Among iconic designs from Cartier London, the most famous remains the Cartier Crash from 1967, created under the tutelage of Jean-Jacques Cartier, the great-grandson of the company's founder. Interestingly it is also the most intriguing and mysterious due to its origin story.This rare watch is powered by a manual wind Cartier caliber 160 movement and has its original cabochon sapphire crown. This watch is on a lovely blue strap and has its original Crash design deployant clasp.The Crash made its debut in 1967 and its conception is credited to Jean-Jacques Cartier, who headed Cartier's branch in London at the time, and designer Rupert Emmerson. According to legend, the inspiration came from an oval Cartier Baignoire that had been damaged in a car accident, but there's unfortunately no truth behind this tale.
A white gold London Crash appeared at Antiquorum in 1991 while two platinum examples have surfaced at Christie’s in 2017 and Pandolfini in 2021 respectively – the 1992 example at Christie’s was later withdrawn while the 1991 specimen sold for a whopping US4,333. According to Cartier, the first platinum London Crash was produced in 1980.
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Since then, Cartier has produced the Crash in limited numbers: a limited run of the London Crash in the 1980s here, an extremely limited edition Paris Crash in platinum in the early 1990s there. Perhaps the largest run was a limited edition of 400 from Cartier Paris, in 1991.A HIGHLY DESIRABLE AND RARE 18K GOLD LIMITED EDITION ASYMMETRICAL WRISTWATCH WITH ‘CRASH’ DEPLOYANT CLASP. SIGNED CARTIER, PARIS, 'CRASH' MODEL, CASE NO. A108446, NO. 150, CIRCA 1991. Movement: Manual.
The Cartier Crash watch's first appeared at Cartier London during the "Swinging Sixties" — a youth-driven counter-cultural movement that centered on modernism and anti-establishment trends.
Very few of Cartier’s 1991 Paris-made ‘Crash’ watches have ever appeared at auction. Consigned by the family of the original owner, the present timepiece is offered in very good overall condition.Cartier Crash 1991 Limited Edition for sale via Analog:Shift, New York City-based purveyor of fine vintage and superlative contemporary watches in Manhattan and online at analogshift.com.A RARE AND LARGE 18K GOLD LIMITED EDITION ELONGATED OVAL WRISTWATCH. SIGNED CARTIER, PARIS, BAIGNOIRE ALLONGEE MODEL, CASE NO. 138-91, CIRCA 1991. Movement: Manual, jewelled, signed. Dial: Signed.
Among iconic designs from Cartier London, the most famous remains the Cartier Crash from 1967, created under the tutelage of Jean-Jacques Cartier, the great-grandson of the company's founder. Interestingly it is also the most intriguing and mysterious due to its origin story.
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