Cartier tank(TANK) USED Watch

Cartier's "tank" is probably the watch you'll probably see anywhere if you like watches. Its origins date back to 1917. At that time, the end of World War I was a transition to a new era. It was the art and art world. It is the era of the transition from the curvy and gorgeous Art Nouveau style to the linear and geometric Art Deco style. This "tank" is a watch that was born in such an era, with a round and gorgeous pocket watch up to that, and a square geometric design. About 100 years later, the tank series has released a number of models, including the "Tank Française," "Tank American," and "Tank Basculant."

Cartier's "tank" is probably the watch you'll probably see anywhere if you like watches. Its origins date back to 1917. At that time, the end of World War I was a transition to a new era. It was the art and art world. It is the era of the transition from the curvy and gorgeous Art Nouveau style to the linear and geometric Art Deco style. This "tank" is a watch that was born in such an era, with a round and gorgeous pocket watch up to that, and a square geometric design. About 100 years later, the tank series has released a number of models, including the "Tank Française," "Tank American," and "Tank Basculant." Tank MC is an abbreviation of "Manufacture Cartier".

"Tank American Flying Tourbillon" equipped with caliber 9452MC with Geneva seal. The guilloché dial has a three-dimensional design with indexes and logos emerging from the dial. Unlike regular tourbillons, it is called "flying" because it appears to float. Although the internal structure is different, there is no doubt that it is a companion of the tourbillon.