Cartier Amercaine 828004 18K Yellow Gold 14mm Watch
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Description
Cartier Americaine 828004 18K Yellow Gold (1994)
This exquisite Cartier Americaine 828004 is a testament to Swiss craftsmanship and luxury design, tailored for the discerning lady. Crafted in 18k yellow gold, the rectangular case measures a delicate 14mm, perfectly complemented by a fixed bezel and mineral glass crystal. The watch features a striking red leather two-piece strap, secured with a tang buckle, offering a maximum wrist size of 7.25 inches. Powered by a precise quartz movement, it elegantly displays hours and minutes. While the crystal has some scuffs, the overall condition remains impressive with a rating of 9. This luxury dress watch is a timeless piece, complete with box and papers.
In excellent condition (9/10), this original piece showcases a new band and all functions are working perfectly. Includes box and papers. PM Number: PM4013545.
- Brand: Cartier
- Model: Americaine 828004
- Year: 1994
- Case Size: 14mm
- Material: 18k Yellow Gold
- Movement: Quartz
- Functions: Hours, Minutes
- Bracelet: Leather
- Wrist Size: 7.25 inches
- Original or Anything Altered: Original
- Box & Papers: Box and Papers
- Condition: 9
This piece has been inspected and approved by our jeweler and watchmaker.
