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Baignoire Allongée, 18k White Gold

Ref. 2514c. 2000–2005Also cataloged as W1532336

The Cartier Baignoire Allongée Ref. 2514 is a 47 × 21 mm 18k white gold manual-wind oval made c. 2000–2005 on the Cartier Cal. 060 MC, with a silvered guilloché dial; its pink gold counterpart is the Ref. 2515.

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Two recent sales of Ref. 2514

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Baignoire Allongée, Paris 1990s–2000s, manual or quartz (Ref. 2514 and 2515): $26,150 to $36,000, median $31,000 across 6 sales, two of them Ref. 2514.

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Specifications

Reference
2514
47 mm Allongée in 18k white gold, manual-wind, Cal. 060 MC
Year
c. 2000–2005
Amsterdam Vintage Watches dates one to about 2000 and Phillips one to about 2001, with a Cartier certificate dated 31 December 2001; European Watch Co. dates one to about 2005
Movement
Manual-wind
Cartier Cal. 060 MC, 21 jewels
Case
47 × 21 mm, 18k White Gold
Elongated oval, about 7.7 mm thick, with a blue sapphire cabochon crown
Dial
Silvered guilloché
Black Roman numerals that stretch toward the ends of the oval, secret signature at 7 o'clock; red or blue numerals and a pavé pink sapphire dial are also documented
Hands
Blued steel
Sword-shaped
Strap
Leather
Leather or crocodile strap with an 18k white gold Cartier pin buckle or folding clasp; Phillips and Monaco Legend have sold examples on an 18k white gold grain de riz bracelet

Visual Description

The 2514 is the Baignoire drawn out to an elongated oval in 18k white gold, 47 mm long, 21 mm wide and about 7.7 mm thick, with a blue sapphire cabochon in the crown. Most dials are silvered and engine-turned, printed with black Roman numerals that stretch toward the ends of the oval, under blued steel sword hands; Christie's notes the secret signature at 7 o'clock.

Examples are worn on leather or crocodile straps with a white gold Cartier buckle or folding clasp, or on an integrated white gold grain de riz bracelet.

Reference Significance

The 2514 and the pink gold Ref. 2515 are the same Allongée in two metals: both 47 mm long, hand-wound on the Cartier Cal. 060 MC with 21 jewels, and numbered in one series of case numbers ending AF. Phillips has also cataloged the 2514 under the number W1532336.

Both are smaller and later than the Baignoire Allongée retailed by Cartier London from the late 1960s and its 1991 reissue, the Ref. W1507451, which measure about 23–24 × 52–54 mm. None of the auction or dealer records consulted calls the 2514 a Collection Privée watch.

Historical Context

Dated examples run from about 2000 to about 2005. Phillips sold one with a Cartier certificate dated 31 December 2001 and describes another as produced at the turn of the millennium.

No source consulted gives a production figure or a launch date for this reference.

What to Look For

Read the case first: it should be 18k white gold and numbered 2514 with a six-digit case number ending AF, such as 117596 AF. The pink gold companion is numbered 2515. The movement should be the hand-wound Cartier Cal. 060 MC.

Most cataloged examples have the silvered guilloché dial with black numerals; red and blue numerals, a pavé pink sapphire dial and diamond-set cases are also documented. The long case softens under heavy polishing, so look for crisp edges at the ends of the oval.

Known Variants

Documented dial, case, and bracelet variations of Ref. 2514.

Silvered Guilloché Dial

A silvered engine-turned dial with black Roman numerals that stretch toward the ends of the oval and blued steel hands, on a leather or crocodile strap with a white gold Cartier buckle, as Phillips and European Watch Co. describe it.

c. 2000–2005 (dated examples)Documented at auction and by dealers

Red or Blue Numerals, Grain de Riz Bracelet

A guilloché dial with red Roman numerals, which Phillips describes as Clous de Paris, or with blue numerals, on an integrated 18k white gold grain de riz bracelet. Monaco Legend has sold one of each, and the red-numeral watch, case 117596 AF, has also sold at Phillips.

2000sTwo examples documented

Diamond-Set Case

A white gold case set with diamonds. Amsterdam Vintage Watches describes a factory diamond-set case of about 2000, and Christie's a pavé-set diamond bezel with a diamond-set crown.

c. 2000Documented by a dealer and at auction

Pavé Pink Sapphire Dial

A dial pavé-set with pink sapphires, on a white gold case Antiquorum cataloged in 2024 with diamonds and pink sapphires.

2000sOne example documented

How to tell it apart

What separates a Ref. 2514 from its neighbors, and what to check before you buy or sell one.

What is a Cartier Baignoire Ref. 2514 worth?

Archiva has found two public sales of Ref. 2514 in the last three years: $38,100 at Phillips Geneva in May 2026 and $25,200 at Christie's New York in June 2024. Two sales are a rough guide, not a market price. Two more sales were left out. For comparison, from November 2023 to November 2026: Baignoire Allongée, Paris 1990s–2000s, manual or quartz (Ref. 2514 and 2515): $26,150 to $36,000, median $31,000 across 6 sales, two of them Ref. 2514.

What is the Cartier Baignoire Allongée Ref. 2514?

The white gold Baignoire Allongée of about 2000: an elongated 18k white gold oval of 47 × 21 mm and about 7.7 mm thick, hand-wound on the Cartier Cal. 060 MC with 21 jewels. Most examples have a silvered guilloché dial with black Roman numerals that stretch toward the ends of the oval and blued steel hands. Phillips has also cataloged it as Ref. W1532336.

How is the 2514 different from the 2515?

The metal. Both are 47 mm long, hand-wound on the Cal. 060 MC and numbered in one series of case numbers ending AF. The 2514 is 18k white gold; the 2515 is 18k pink gold, and Phillips has also cataloged a yellow gold, diamond-set 2515. Catalogs give the 2515 as 21 to 21.5 mm wide.

How is it different from the original Allongée and the W1507451?

Size, era and movement. The Allongée retailed by Cartier London from the late 1960s and its 1991 reissue, the W1507451, measure about 23–24 × 52–54 mm and run on a Jaeger-LeCoultre movement and the Cartier Cal. 78-1 respectively. The 2514 is smaller, at 47 × 21 mm, dates from about 2000 and runs on the Cal. 060 MC.

What should the case back of a 2514 read?

The case is numbered 2514 with a six-digit case number ending AF: Phillips printed one as 2514119'850 AF, Christie's another as 119800 AF with 2514, and the cataloged numbers run from 117596 AF to 122491 AF. Phillips also records 13231 stamped inside the case back of one example. A pink gold case numbered 2515 is the companion reference.

When was the 2514 made?

Dated examples run from about 2000 to about 2005. Amsterdam Vintage Watches dates one to about 2000, Phillips sold one with a Cartier certificate dated 31 December 2001, and European Watch Co. dates another to about 2005. No source consulted gives a production figure.

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