The Pasha de Cartier traces its origins to a 1930s commission and was reborn in 1985 through Gérald Genta, becoming Cartier's boldest sports watch of the era. Its defining feature is unmistakable: a screw-down crown cover tethered by a delicate chain, a detail that has made the Pasha instantly recognizable for decades. This vintage chronograph pushes the design toward opulence, framing the round case in glittering diamonds. It embodies the exuberant, jewelry-forward spirit of turn-of-the-millennium luxury.

Crafted in yellow gold, the round case is encircled by a double row of brilliant-cut diamonds, with matching diamonds set into the crown cover and pushers. Its white dial reads with vintage charm, framed by black Roman numerals, a railroad minute track, a date sub-dial at twelve, and twin chronograph counters below, all traced by blued hands. A quartz movement drives the chronograph. The yellow gold bracelet completes an unapologetically glamorous, jewelry-first sports watch.