Cartier Tank W5200014

Greetings, I have “lurked” here for a long time with virtually no posts. I have so much respect for the people and content in this website. With that in mind, I am considering purchasing a Tank Solo Large. I would very much appreciate hearing people’s perspectives on gold vs. steel in this context,

Hi, I am about to get married and want to buy my wife a watch as a wedding present. I am interested in buying her a Tank Solo as I like the simplicity of the dial and the high polish of the bracelet - and I also think Cartier has that certain touch of class. The decision I am struggling with is the

As promised, here are my own feelings about the different Cartier Tank MC. Actually, I had the chance to shoot them today. But I will be frank with you: they were very difficult to shoot. Why? Simply because the shapes and curves of the cases combined with the polished parts create a kind of mirror

Actually, this is my third. Size large, stainless steel, with bracelet in ss. I made the mistake of selling my first ss Tank Solo. I should have bought a bracelet for it instead. I really did not like the deployant clasp it came with, kind of having to fold each end of the strap into the clasp to ma

In my corner of the world, access to vintage and pre owned watches is very limited. Having dreamed about owning a gold watch for some years, and purchasing via the internet not being an option, my solution was to buy new. Admittedly, had I not bought, traded and sold numerous steel watches over the

2012 is the year of the Tank and besides the Tank Anglaise which is the major new product line for the year, Cartier recently presented the Tank Solo XL. This is now the entry level mechanical - the previous Tank Solo watches were quartz - Tank watch in the Cartier line-up. At 31 mm by 40.85 mm long