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CARTIER
American Tank "Chronoreflex", réf. 1730, n°269543CD
Circa 2000
18k (750) yellow gold wristwatch chronograph with calendar
Case: rectangular curvex, winding crown adorned with a faceted sapphire, screw closure, signed
Dial: silvered, Roman numerals, 2 counters for chronograph, sub-dial for date indication, railway minute track, signed
Movement: chronoreflex quartz, signed
Buckle: gold folding clasp, numbered 19989
Size: 44 x 26 mm
Gross weight: 61.92 g.
With: case and surboîte
Introduced in 1989 to the Cartier collections, the Tank Américaine is inspired by the design of the 1920s Tank Cintrée. In 1994, a chronograph version appeared, marketed under reference 2312 and equipped with a Chronoflex quartz movement. Invented by Piaget in 1991, the Chronoflex was one of the world's smallest quartz movements. Combining a calendar and a chronograph, this remains a special watch in the Cartier universe.
Bibliography: Franco Cologni, "Cartier, la montre Tank, icône du temps", Flammarion, Paris, 2012, a similar example reproduced on p.167.
A 18k yellow gold quartz chronograph wristwatch, gold bracelet with deployant clasp signed. With a presentation box and outer packaging
Introduced to the Cartier collections in 1989, the Tank Américaine was inspired by the design of the 1920s Tank Cintrée. In 1994, a chronograph version appeared, marketed under reference 2312 and equipped with a Chronoflex quartz movement. Invented by Piaget in 1991, the Chronoflex was one of the world's smallest quartz movements. Featuring a calendar and a chronograph, this remains a special watch in the Cartier universe.
Condition report given for information only:
Movement operational at time of writing, (battery replaced in November 2024).
Sold as is, without warranty.
Good general condition.
A few scratches.
Well-preserved dial.
Synthetic sapphire crystal.
Condition report given as an indication :
At the time of cataloguing, movement is ticking (battery removed on November 2024).
Sold as is, without warranty.
Good condition.
Lights scuffs.
Well-preserved dial.
Synthetic gem.
American Tank "Chronoreflex", réf. 1730, n°269543CD
Circa 2000
18k (750) yellow gold wristwatch chronograph with calendar
Case: rectangular curvex, winding crown adorned with a faceted sapphire, screw closure, signed
Dial: silvered, Roman numerals, 2 counters for chronograph, sub-dial for date indication, railway minute track, signed
Movement: chronoreflex quartz, signed
Buckle: gold folding clasp, numbered 19989
Size: 44 x 26 mm
Gross weight: 61.92 g.
With: case and surboîte
Introduced in 1989 to the Cartier collections, the Tank Américaine is inspired by the design of the 1920s Tank Cintrée. In 1994, a chronograph version appeared, marketed under reference 2312 and equipped with a Chronoflex quartz movement. Invented by Piaget in 1991, the Chronoflex was one of the world's smallest quartz movements. Combining a calendar and a chronograph, this remains a special watch in the Cartier universe.
Bibliography: Franco Cologni, "Cartier, la montre Tank, icône du temps", Flammarion, Paris, 2012, a similar example reproduced on p.167.
A 18k yellow gold quartz chronograph wristwatch, gold bracelet with deployant clasp signed. With a presentation box and outer packaging
Introduced to the Cartier collections in 1989, the Tank Américaine was inspired by the design of the 1920s Tank Cintrée. In 1994, a chronograph version appeared, marketed under reference 2312 and equipped with a Chronoflex quartz movement. Invented by Piaget in 1991, the Chronoflex was one of the world's smallest quartz movements. Featuring a calendar and a chronograph, this remains a special watch in the Cartier universe.
Condition report given for information only:
Movement operational at time of writing, (battery replaced in November 2024).
Sold as is, without warranty.
Good general condition.
A few scratches.
Well-preserved dial.
Synthetic sapphire crystal.
Condition report given as an indication :
At the time of cataloguing, movement is ticking (battery removed on November 2024).
Sold as is, without warranty.
Good condition.
Lights scuffs.
Well-preserved dial.
Synthetic gem.