Tank Normale
The Cartier Tank doesn't need much of an introduction.
Perhaps the quintessential version of a true luxury icon, its design language has remained largely unchanged since its inception in 1917. Everyone from Andy Warhol to Marlon Brando has worn one, rendering it extremely relevant to pop culture and fashion iconography. And with its instantly recognizable rectangular case, you can spot one from a mile away!
This particular example, a Tank Normale, (1 of only 200 examples) dates to the 2020s and features a 25.7 x 32.6mm, platinum case, a stone winding crown, and a gorgeous silver dial with printed Roman indices and a matching metallic sword handset. Powered by a manually wound movement, it comes fitted to a signed black alligator leather strap with a platinum tone ardillon pin buckle.
This is a watch that positively oozes timeless luxury. And for that — as with all Cartier timepieces — we love it.
The Cartier Tank doesn't need much of an introduction.
Perhaps the quintessential version of a true luxury icon, its design language has remained largely unchanged since its inception in 1917. Everyone from Andy Warhol to Marlon Brando has worn one, rendering it extremely relevant to pop culture and fashion iconography. And with its instantly recognizable rectangular case, you can spot one from a mile away!
This particular example, a Tank Normale, (1 of only 200 examples) dates to the 2020s and features a 25.7 x 32.6mm, platinum case, a stone winding crown, and a gorgeous silver dial with printed Roman indices and a matching metallic sword handset. Powered by a manually wound movement, it comes fitted to a signed black alligator leather strap with a platinum tone ardillon pin buckle.
This is a watch that positively oozes timeless luxury. And for that — as with all Cartier timepieces — we love it.
Original: $31,747.66
-70%$31,747.66
$9,524.30Description
The Cartier Tank doesn't need much of an introduction.
Perhaps the quintessential version of a true luxury icon, its design language has remained largely unchanged since its inception in 1917. Everyone from Andy Warhol to Marlon Brando has worn one, rendering it extremely relevant to pop culture and fashion iconography. And with its instantly recognizable rectangular case, you can spot one from a mile away!
This particular example, a Tank Normale, (1 of only 200 examples) dates to the 2020s and features a 25.7 x 32.6mm, platinum case, a stone winding crown, and a gorgeous silver dial with printed Roman indices and a matching metallic sword handset. Powered by a manually wound movement, it comes fitted to a signed black alligator leather strap with a platinum tone ardillon pin buckle.
This is a watch that positively oozes timeless luxury. And for that — as with all Cartier timepieces — we love it.
