Pebble Baseball (Cartier London)
c. 1972–c. 19754 variants
Hand-made round case with an invisible bezel, concealed lugs and a back held by four screws, framing a square dial turned on its point, in cream with black Roman numerals and blued sword or épée hands. Cases were made at Wright & Davies in Clerkenwell, most likely by workshop head Sam Mayo, and fitted at New Bond Street by Eric Denton; each watch took several months. Jaeger-LeCoultre movements signed Cartier.
No reference number: identified by case number and London hallmarks dated 1972–1975. Made in two sizes, in tiny numbers.
Variants over time
Faded ends mark approximate or unknown dates. Years are as stated by the cited sources.
Variants
Reference specifications
- Brand
- Cartier
- Model
- Pebble
- Reference
- No reference number
- Category
- Dress
- Production
- c. 1972–c. 1975
- Date
- No
- Movement
- Manual winding
- Calibers
- P838, 845
Specs shared by all variants. Variant pages show where a variant differs.
Read more
- The Cartier Pebble Watch and Jean-Jacques CartierRead more at The Cartiers (Francesca Cartier Brickell) (opens in a new tab)
- Cartier Pebble (glossary)Read more at The Cartiers (Francesca Cartier Brickell) (opens in a new tab)
- Eric Denton (glossary)Read more at The Cartiers (Francesca Cartier Brickell) (opens in a new tab)
- Rupert Emmerson (glossary)Read more at The Cartiers (Francesca Cartier Brickell) (opens in a new tab)