Cartier

Hi,

I saw this impressive Chrono today.

Does it have a F.  Piguet movement ? Opinions from owners please.

Thanks,

Gelfand

but no it does not use the F.Piguet 1185.  The F.Piguet 1185 was last used in the 38mm Pasha Chronographs, which are no longer in production.  The watch you mentioned is the current 42mm Pasha chronograph which uses a JLC movement as a base.  I do not own a 42mm Pasha so I can't comment on any ownship experience with that model.

Best regards,

Dino

the 42 mm Pasha chronograph is the latest model. It is fairly new so there will not be as many owners of this as the earlier Pasha chronographs.

The 42 mm model has a lot more wrist presence than the earlier versions (including the 1185 based model) and the design is simpler with retangular pushers, smooth bezel and a cleaner dial.

It's shown below with the Pasha Seatimer chronograph.

- SJX

This message has been edited by SJX on 2010-02-25 18:38:35

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I possess a Pasha chrono auto YG 38 mm ref : W3003851
With the crown the total size of this piece reaches 44 mm which is still confortable to wear. With its very rich dial it has also a large wrist presence.
I have a few watches larger than 40 mm (not Cartier) which are not so agreeable to wear except if the crown is on the left side.

Could you tel me which mouvment equiped this model, it is not indicated in my warranty booklet.
Thank you for your help.
WHP

I believe the distinguishing characteristic is that the Piguet 1185 model has a display back, while the ETA 2894 version does not.

- SJX

Thank you SJX for your answer. I will try to send a photo tomorrow. I have to shoot the watch first..