Cartier Tank Louis Neo-vintage but every so often something

but every so often something modern catches our attention

chronographs were an essential piece of kit for military aviators

it offers the collector a rarely-seen alternative to the Fifty Fathoms and Submariner

“The last watch made in England”

But the performance of jet fighters in the waning years of the Second World War (such as Messerschmitt’s Me-262 Schwalbe) proved the superior performance of jet-powered flight

Cartier Tank Louis Neo-vintage but every so often somethingThere are certain designs that just resonate throughout the years and remain evergreen despite changing trends and tastes. The Cartier Tank, in all its one hundred plus years of production, is one such design. Whether in gold (yellow, pink, or white), stainless steel, or vermeil; whether Franaise, Chinoise, Americaine, or Normale; the Tank by Cartier is one watch that truly deserves to be called "iconic." Cartier introduced the Tank in 1917, with a