20 Most Recent Cartier Pasha W3103755 Wristwatch Questions & Answers

If your watch is still within its warranty period, then try the makers' local dealer, as the warranty may be affected by do-it -yourself maintenance.

Adjustments should only be carried out by qualified technicians, especially on quality watches like yours. I would have thought that it was running outside the normal range of adjustment and might need serious attention by Cartier.

This watch has an automatic winding mechanism - one in which the mechanism of the watch is powered by the movement of an excentric situated inside the case which winds the spring. You can actually see the excentric moving in the back crystal cap.
You actually can't wind this watch by hand. The mechanism stops immediately after you put the watch down because the spring isn't winded - that is a mechanical fault, the spring has failed.
You must take the watch to a good watch repair shop to have the spring replaced. This will be quite expensive.

Try this link. The peice you are looking for is a strap pin.

http://www.cartier.us/#/customer-services/recommendations-services/watches/services?paneId=2

mcdevito75 here, BEST BET, look for a small watch repair shop in your area for this screw, anyone would have to have the watch with them for the proper screw, and you may have to have this screw ordered from Cartier.

A genuine Cartier ring will be stamped on the back with Cartier's logo, the jewelry's metal type (Au 750 or 750 for 18k gold or Pt 950 or 950 for platinum), the ring size in mm, and a unique serial number. The stamp should be evenly spaced and, of course, free of any spelling mistakes. Best to you

On that type of movement that are normally three clicks to the winder. One of then does Date when you turn it one way and Day when you go the other. Warranty is 24 months

Cartier limited warranty USA / Canada

https://www.en.cartier.com > care-adjust-repair > watches Your Cartier watch is warranted against any manufacturing defect for a period of twenty-four (24) months from the date of purchase (the "Warranty Period") ...

• Watches Warranty - Cartier

  https://www.cartier.com > services > care-adjust-repair Your Cartier watch is guaranteed against any manufacturing defect for a period of twenty-four (24) months from the date of purchase (the Guarantee Period) ...

Not a good idea. What starts as a 'simple battery change' could result in $500 in repairs. It is a Cartier! If it is a fake Cartier then by all means destroy it. Just realize that you don't really know what you are doing and you are about to perform brain surgery on a very expensive watch.

It is fake, i have the same one

I am not familiar with this particular lighter, however, changing flints isn't usually difficult. Could you post a photo of the underside of the lighter? Try turning the lighter upside down. There should be two sections moulded in the bottom of the lighter. One is the refill port you use to fill it with gas, the other will be the adjuster or mount for the flint. The flint holder is usually a Spring loaded tube with the flint mounted at the top end. Carefully unwind the screw or twist cap being careful the spring doesn't suddenly release. This should slide out letting the remains of the old flint fall out. You may need to GENTLY tap the lighter to knock out any dust left by the old flint. Insert the new flint, insert the retaining pin and screw it in until it is finger tight. Screw too tight and you could crush the new flint or damage the screw thread on the retaining pin.

Take to a jewellers who will have to take the back off...

try putting all its details in to google search..or put all details on here and someone might be able to help you out.

The best way is to have a watchmaker remove the back of the watch. The counterfeits usually have a cheap movement inside and that can help determine if its real or not.