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Many thanks.
I’m glad I held off until this one. Came close with the Tank LC a few years back - but stayed the course.
Santos Dumont XL in RG
A “Must de Cartier” Tank was my first purchased real watch in the early ‘80’s. It died a death in the 90’s - humidity got to the dial and quartz movement. I tried a Tank Solo for a while - but for some reason the steel back and quartz movement bothered me...
It’s a classic.
So glad I was finally able to find something from this great manufacture.
It's a beautiful design! I like the design!
Thank you for mentioning that it comes with a Piaget caliber. I didn't know this detail. But I'm glad to see they put in a nice Piaget movement! Hey! New Business Plan for Cartier, soon they can put in Vacheron Constantin movements into their watches as w...
Many thanks.
I’m glad I held off until this one. Came close with the Tank LC a few years back - but stayed the course.
Very nice addition
Love the blue hands with the warm gold case. I can relate to the challenge of finding the right case shape and size, that's been the biggest hurdle to adding a cartier to the collection!
It’s been like going to a restaurant where there are too many choices on the menu.
Where you end up leaving without eating because you couldn’t make up your mind!
With no complications all the focus is on the classic Cartier dial.
Precisely where it should be!
What a wonderful beauty! From my point of view, the Santos line gets the kudos.
You made a fantastic decision. There is something about the Santos, which IMHO, conains an element of added exctement in its design, compared to the Tank.
Thanks Ron.
The square face in combination with the curves around the lugs does add interest to the dial side I agree. The XL is not a particularly large watch by any measure - and for those who prefer the more classical sizes there’s always the other smaller options...