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Medium model, steel, leather
Tank Américaine watch, medium model, mechanical movement with automatic winding. Steel case, octagonal crown set with a blue synthetic spinel, silver dial, blued-steel sword-shaped hands, shiny navy blue alligator leather strap, interchangeable deployant buckle. Case dimensions: 41.60 mm x 22.60 mm, thickness: 9.45 mm. Water-resistant up to 3 bar (approx. 30 meters/100 feet).
Louis Cartier created the Tank watch in 1917. A legend was born. The first prototype was presented as a gift to General Pershing some years before the watch was introduced into the market in 1919. The lugs blend seamlessly into the bare edges of the flat vertical brancards, giving the watch its unique aesthetic. The clean, crisp lines have proved hugely popular with a free-spirited, elegant clientèle. The now-iconic Tank watch has inspired countless variations, yet managed to preserve its distinctive identity.
Product Details
Case
- Case Shape: Rectangular
- Case Material: Steel
- Dial Markers: Roman
- Dial Color: Grey
- Movement: Automatic/Self Winding
Strap
- Strap/Bracelet: Strap
- Strap/Bracelet Material: Alligator
- Strap/Bracelet Color: Blue
Features
Second HandModel Number
WSTA0044Item Information
Medium model, steel, leather
Tank Américaine watch, medium model, mechanical movement with automatic winding. Steel case, octagonal crown set with a blue synthetic spinel, silver dial, blued-steel sword-shaped hands, shiny navy blue alligator leather strap, interchangeable deployant buckle. Case dimensions: 41.60 mm x 22.60 mm, thickness: 9.45 mm. Water-resistant up to 3 bar (approx. 30 meters/100 feet).
Louis Cartier created the Tank watch in 1917. A legend was born. The first prototype was presented as a gift to General Pershing some years before the watch was introduced into the market in 1919. The lugs blend seamlessly into the bare edges of the flat vertical brancards, giving the watch its unique aesthetic. The clean, crisp lines have proved hugely popular with a free-spirited, elegant clientèle. The now-iconic Tank watch has inspired countless variations, yet managed to preserve its distinctive identity.