The Maison revisits its iconic mascot, the panther, and crafts a spectacular feminine timepiece. To be unveiled at SIHH today, here is a little breif behind the making of this classic timepiece.

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pstrongWhat we Like:/strong Panthandegrave;res et Colibri by Cartier/p
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pstrongWhy We Like It:/strong The Maison revisits its iconic mascot, the panther, and crafts a spectacular feminine timepiece. The dial features a black lacquer and diamond adorned panther resting amidst a filigree of wild plants, while a humming bird hovers above. What is truly fascinating is the panther cub hiding behind its mom. As you press the winding crown, the cub pops up to chase the small gold bird, which takes flight along a teeny-tiny arc on the dial. The watch has a three-day power reserve, which is indicated by the breadth of birdandrsquo;s flight.andnbsp;/p pandnbsp;/p
pThe feline in 18k white gold is embellished with 270 brilliant-cut white diamonds and black lacquer motifs, while its eyes are set with pear-shaped emeralds. As many as 314 brilliant-cut diamonds embellish the bezel, creating a halo of light around the mother and cub. The Panthandegrave;res et Colibri, featuring the new caliber 9915 MC movement, will be officially unveiled at the Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie (SIHH) in Geneva.andnbsp;/p
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pThe Cartier Panthandegrave;res et Colibri timepiece, featuring a black alligator skin strap, is also available in a gem-set bracelet ...