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Cartier Pebble (Baseball)

Reference 1402 · 18k Yellow Gold

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About this reference

The Cartier Pebble, also known as the Baseball, reference 1402, was produced in the early 1970s by Cartier London, with an estimated total production of approximately six units in 18k yellow gold. Collectors value this reference for its distinct case geometry, featuring a circular 35.5mm outer frame housing a square dial rotated forty-five degrees. The watch utilizes an ultra-thin manual-wind movement, typically the Jaeger-LeCoultre Caliber 818. The dial features Roman numerals and a "Cartier London" signature, reflecting the era of independent design under Jean-Jacques Cartier. On the secondary market, these vintage pieces command prices in the mid-to-high six-figure range. A notable auction result occurred in 2021 when a 1972 example sold for approximately $400,000. While Cartier released a 150-piece limited edition reissue in 2022, the original reference 1402 remains a distinct historical asset due to its extreme rarity and London-based provenance.

Auction track record

1 documented sale since 2021. Top hammer $443,520 at Phillips Geneva in 2021. Median hammer: $443,520.

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LotYearHammerVenue
1402 · Pebble (Baseball) 2021 $443,520 Phillips Geneva

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