This sixties Incurvee is often mistaken for the less rare Fabergé.

But there is so much more to love on this uncommon variant. This earlier modelline features a LeCoultre movement instead of an ETA. This manual wound movement is cased in a 26 by 32mm construction, made from 18K yellow gold. This is executed in a way more intricate and elegant way than on the Faberge, sporting curves that we always looks for and appreciates in Cartier. It remains in absolute great condition with hallmarks and stamped numbers clearly visible.

The blued steel hands, complimenting the cabochon cut sapphire crown, are very legible against the off-white background. This original dial is untarnished, shows no blemishes and is Paris signed. It features an open minute track and the characteristic Roman hour markers.

All in all is this a rare Cartier, from a sought-after period, in remarkable condition at an affordable price range.