Both feature a Manufacture 1917 MC Movement, Roman numerals and gold-colored “rail tracks” for a graphic touch. Elliott Point Of Light Clear Lab Grown Diamond Chain Bracelet. The bracelet manufacturing process is said to markedly reduce the carbon footprint, as compared to the production of a calfskin strap, while also saving water and energy.įinally, a new Tank Louis Cartier duo makes a bold statement in blue with rose gold or red with yellow gold. Sutton Shine Bright Gold-Tone Stainless Steel Cuff Bracelet. These novel watches fasten with non-leather straps (in black, soft blue or green) made with 40 percent plant matter from European apple waste. Tank Louis Cartier watch in 18-k yellow gold, $13,800 Courtesy of Cartier It took the development team two years to integrate the mechanism, which has an average lifespan of 16 years. The Roman numerals on the dial are invisibly perforated, allowing solar energy to reach the photovoltaic cells inside. Perhaps most impressive is a quartet of Tank Musts housing a marvel of engineering: the SolarBeat movement. The bracelet also features the new Cartier screw system that prevents the loss of the. Part of Cartiers classic LOVE collection, this stunning 18 karat pink gold bracelet features the engraved Cartier screw symbol throughout the band along with four round brilliant cut diamonds weighing approximately. The all-metal variations with silvered faces, meanwhile, feature a revamped steel bracelet with curved links that can be swapped out with the house’s QuickSwitch system. This is an authentic CARTIER 18K Pink Gold 4 Diamond LOVE Bracelet 16. Cartier Tank Must watch in steel, $2,860 Courtesy of Cartier Some come in multiple sizes and with interchangeable straps, while others have parallel brancards lined with diamonds. The model is available in three monochromatic jewel tones - navy, burgundy or dark-green lacquered dials - with stainless-steel cases, alligator leather straps and synthetic sapphire cabochon crowns.įor those who prefer their Tank Musts with archetypal black-and-white dials, there are plenty of updated versions with steel cases to choose from. The sleek new quartz-powered Tank Musts are just as collectible. Cartier Tank Must watch in steel, $3,150 at London Jewelers Courtesy of Cartier Many fans bought two or three in different hues. With their gold-plated sterling silver vermeil cases, minimalist colored dials and hand-winding (and later quartz) movements, the modern designs were a sensation. The original Les Must de Cartier Tanks were launched in 1977 as affordable alternatives to Cartier’s precious models. Last month, the house introduced a slew of new Tank Musts - some enhanced with next-level technology and eco-correct straps - as well as a pair of colorful Tank Louis Cartier watches. But the legendary maison knows that even classics must evolve with the times. Like a Burberry trench, a Chanel suit or a Saint Laurent tux, a Cartier Tank watch is one of those iconic investment pieces that never goes out of style.
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