CARTIER watchatch or Clock

It is both a watch and a table clock. The Cartier CPCP gold table bell Cloche is one of the designs with the lowest production in the history of CARTIER watchmaking. The bell-shaped watch design was born in 1920 and has only been issued a dozen times in a hundred years. This does not mean that Cloche is unpopular. On the contrary, it is one of Cartier’s most well-known works. Cloche breaks through the traditional way of wearing a watch. It can be worn or taken off and placed on the bedside, turning into a miniature table clock. With a properly measured sense of drama, it expresses the temperament of European modern art in the first half of the 20th century vividly. The 2007 CPCP version is one of the rarest versions, with only more than a hundred pieces released. This version slightly enlarges the early Cloche, and the shell lines are tougher and more modern. The 2021 Prive version inherits the appearance characteristics of the CPCP version and is well received by veteran players. It is available in two sizes: 24mm and 30mm.