Cartier · Family: Panthère de Cartier
The Cartier Panthère de Cartier WSPN0013 is the small model (30.3 x 22mm) of one of the maison's most recognizable lines, in stainless steel, with a silvered dial, blued-steel sword-shaped hands, and a crown set with a synthetic blue spinel. It runs a quartz movement and offers 30 meters of water resistance. Cazador has no verified price observations yet for this reference. It marks Cartier's ninth reference in Cazador's catalog, extending coverage of the maison to the Panthère line.
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The Panthère de Cartier is one of the lines most identified with the maison's image, taking its name from the panther motif Cartier has used in jewelry since the 1910s, which Jeanne Toussaint, the house's artistic director from 1933, turned into a central emblem of Cartier's style. The Panthère watch, introduced in 1983, carried that language into a bracelet-watch format with articulated links, quite different from the rectangular case of the Tank family.
This reference, WSPN0013, corresponds to the line's small model, with a 30.3 x 22.0mm case in stainless steel and a thickness of just 6.05mm — dimensions built for a discreet wrist presence, consistent with the Panthère's positioning as a jewelry-watch piece rather than a technical timepiece. The steel crown carries a set synthetic blue spinel, a color detail Cartier repeats across several executions of the line.
The silvered dial, with blued-steel sword-shaped hands, keeps the restraint characteristic of the Panthère, with no attention-grabbing numerals, letting the articulated-link bracelet's silhouette take center stage, flowing around the wrist in a way that echoes the original panther motif in jewelry.
With a quartz movement and 30 meters of water resistance, this execution prioritizes everyday wear and elegance over any sporting or technical ambition, a positioning Cartier maintains across most sizes and materials of the Panthère line, also available in two-tone and gold executions.
This is the ninth Cartier reference Cazador adds, after the Santos, Tank Française, Ballon Bleu, Pasha, Tank Louis Cartier, Tank Solo, Tank Must, and Tank Américaine lines already in the catalog, extending coverage to the Panthère de Cartier.
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From the panther motif Cartier has used in jewelry since the 1910s, turned into a central emblem of the maison by Jeanne Toussaint, its artistic director from 1933. The Panthère watch was introduced in 1983.
The Panthère has a more compact case with an articulated-link bracelet that flows around the wrist, while the Tank keeps the classic rectangular case Louis Cartier designed in 1917.
A quartz movement, consistent with its positioning as an everyday jewelry-watch piece.
It has 3 bar of water resistance (roughly 30 meters), enough for splashes and daily wear, but it isn't intended for swimming or diving.
Cartier offers the line in several sizes — including this reference's small model — and in different materials, including two-tone and gold executions.
It's a synthetic blue spinel set into the crown, a color detail Cartier repeats across several executions of the Panthère line.