Cartier Tank Must - References, Prices and Owners' Reviews

This extra large (and automatic of course) model of the iconic Tank Must by Cartier is timeless. I think that it is with experience and love of beautiful watches that we necessarily end up appreciating its sobriety, its simplicity, its finesse, and its refinement. For my collection, it is the piece of maturity. Sporty, dressy, or casual, it goes with all styles and in all conditions. Discreet, light, and so present at the same time, it is the watch that I ultimately wear most often There is nothing to add 😀

I'm not going to dwell on the specs of this watch seen and reviewed, because others would do it better than me! Watch shared with wife since our engagement, it goes wonderfully from one wrist to another without flinching. We love its timeless elegance with this design recognizable among 1000!

Another favorite that was easy to fall for. I came across an ad for this tank in a condition far from new, of course, but full of charm and still as legendary. It's a safe choice and yet quite original in terms of its shape, alloy, color... After a few months I'm delighted with it and I'm not the only one to enjoy it since I can lend it to my girlfriend. Here's an argument to justify this indulgence!

I bought this watch in 2021, the week it came out. I was looking for my first beautiful new watch and nothing predestined me to go to Cartier. I liked Cartier but it wasn't the first brand in my mind when I thought about buying my first beautiful watch. Then by chance, I passed a Cartier store with my best friend and I remembered that the new tank had just come out. So curious to see it, we went to the store to try it on. And that's when love at first sight happened! My first real watchmaking crush! I felt like I h…

Iconic watch featuring the many distinctive signs of the house (beaded winding crown, blue sapphire cabochon, Cartier signature in the number VII...), it will seduce you with its design and its contained dimensions. The easily interchangeable bracelet is a real plus, allowing you to change style easily. Only downside: quartz movement for a watch in this price range... Overall very satisfied with this watch, both elegant and discreet.

It's now been about 4 years that I have this beautiful vintage from the 1980s. After about 1 year of searching, I was able to achieve my goal by obtaining, not without difficulty, this magnificent Tank must. It was by taking inspiration from the design of a tank seen from above (the stretchers for the tracks and the case for the passenger compartment) that Louis Cartier imagined in 1917 one of the most emblematic shaped watches of the house: the Tank. Sixty years later, the icon entered the Must range. So yes, t…

This is a real little gem that the very elegant house of Cartier has created with this new edition of the Tank black dial model. The model that I am presenting here, from the Tank Must range, is made of steel with a Quartz movement but this does not detract from its precious character. This character obviously comes from its extremely refined dial. A perfectly uniform black shade with the only color, if any, being the silver of the legendary sword hands as well as the applique of the Cartier name at twelve o'clock.…

It is difficult to introduce my Cartier Tank Solo other than by talking about elegance. The adjective seems to be unanimous among observers or curious people who notice the object placed on my wrist. The sophistication, specific to the house of Cartier, perfectly matches this model that I still find perfect, after more than a year of ownership. The simplicity of the dial, the impeccable finishes of the polished case, the alternation of polished and brushed links on the bracelet, the blue of the hands and the sapphi…

A myth for over a century, the Cartier Tank has managed to cross the ages so well thanks to a refined and classic style, which makes it the perfect watch. You will just have to dress its stretchers with an alligator, calf or crocodile leather strap and it will accompany you in the simplest moments of your life but especially in the most chic. As Andy said: "it's THE watch to wear".

We no longer present the Cartier Tank, the dress watch par excellence. The must-have tank version of the 80s has all the codes of the Louis tank: rounded edges, content dimensions 24 x 30mm, blued sword hands, sapphire cabochon.... The railroad timer is also present on several dial versions. The original Cartier buckle is superb, with a beautiful drop: 18mm between the lugs and 14mm at the buckle. The vermeil case has nothing to envy its solid gold counterpart, visually we do not make the difference. The variety of…