CARTIER BAIGNOIRE ALLONGÉE 18 KARAT MANUAL WIND

CARTIER BAIGNOIRE ALLONGÉE 18 KARAT MANUAL WINDA collectors dream and a masterpiece of Parisian craftsmanship, this Cartier Baignoire Allonge (Model 2514) is a rare, hand finished work of horological art. Fashioned in 18k white gold and produced in strictly limited numbers in Cartiers revered Paris atelier, this timepiece embodies the Maisons timeless savoir faire. It all began in 1912 when Louis Cartier took the humble round watch and thought, non, merci, lets do something daring. The result? The

A collector’s dream and a masterpiece of Parisian craftsmanship, this Cartier Baignoire Allongée (Model 2514) is a rare, hand-finished work of horological art. Fashioned in 18k white gold and produced in strictly limited numbers in Cartier’s revered Paris atelier, this timepiece embodies the Maison’s timeless savoir-faire.

It all began in 1912 when Louis Cartier took the humble round watch and thought, non, merci, let’s do something daring. The result? The Baignoire Allongée, named after its "elongated bathtub" shape—though some say it's more of a nod to the VIP opera seats at the Palais Garnier. Either way, this design has aged with the kind of grace that most of us can only aspire to.

The Allongée design is more than just an aesthetic statement—it’s an intentional embrace of the wrist. The watch doesn’t merely sit; it spans, its fluid contours consuming the wrist bone, creating a seamless extension of the wearer’s movement. This sense of organic elongation gives the piece an undeniable presence. No wonder the Baignoire has long been the choice of the world’s most effortlessly stylish individuals. Catherine Deneuve, the icy-blonde enigma of French cinema, whose poised beauty concealed an undeniable edge, was an early devotee of the Baignoire. Another early adopter, George Harrison (the Beatle whose style continues to inspire designers), also wore one. Today, the Baignoire’s torch is carried by the likes of Tyler, the Creator, a modern-day Cartier obsessive whose chameleonic style echoes the Baignoire’s ability to be refined and rebellious.

The bold, elongated Roman numerals follow the gentle curve of the dial, a design flourish that makes it instantly recognizable. And let’s not forget the details: the iconic blue sapphire cabochon crown, a quiet yet unmistakable mark of Cartier’s precious metal timepieces. Ticking away inside is a manual wind movement because true watch aficionados know that winding a timepiece is a ritual. And of course, the “Made in France” stamp reminds you that this isn’t just any Cartier—it’s a Paris Atelier creation, a distinction that makes it all the more coveted among collectors.

Presented in pristine condition with its original box and papers, this extraordinary timepiece is set on an elegant Cartier dove grey strap, perfectly complementing the cool tones of the white gold case. A rare opportunity to own a Cartier of this significance and provenance—a true collector’s piece destined to appreciate in value and prestige.

Maker: Cartier Paris
Model: Baignoire Allongèe
Year: 2000s
Material: 18K White Gold
Dial: Roman Numerals
Case Measurement: 47mm x 21mm
Movement: Manual Wind
Condition: Like New
Size: Adjustable, Fits Up to  - 8" Wrist
Made in Paris by hand in Cartier Paris Atelier

Ships with Cartier box

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