Cartier Tank Must

Cartier Tank Must 23mm Vermeil Burgundy

Cartier Tank Must 23mm Vermeil Burgundy 1

Cartier Tank Must 23mm Vermeil Burgundy 2

Cartier Tank Must 23mm Vermeil Burgundy 3

Cartier Tank Must 23mm Vermeil Burgundy 4

Cartier Tank Must 23mm Vermeil Burgundy 5

Source

Event

Date

Lot Number

Condition-

Year of Production-

Case Size23mm

Case MaterialVermeil

Dial ColorBurgundy

Bracelet/StrapLeather

Movement TypeMechanical

BoxNo

PapersNo

LocationFrance

Estimates 634 - 845 USD

Sale Price

Description

CARTIER Tank Must - Lot 51

CARTIER Tank Must Vermeil (oxidized) wristwatch. Rectangular case. Screw-down caseback. Cabochon crown. Burgundy lacquered dial. Gold-plated sword hands. Mechanical movement. Burgundy leather strap with Cartier gold-plated pin buckle. Dimensions: 23 x 23mm (31mm with the lugs) Lug width: 17mm

Similar Watches

Cartier Tank Must 1613 Vermeil Cream

Collector Square

Listed 5 Days Ago

Cartier Tank Must Vermeil Champagne

Collector Square

Listed 5 Days Ago

Reports

Auction Season Report November 2024 - Geneva Edition

Auction Season Report November 2024 - Geneva Edition

This report analyzes the Geneva watch auctions held from 29th October to 20th November 2024, showcasing strong market performance. It highlights key sales trends, top brands, and shifting collector preferences. Discover how the auctions achieved $114.19 million in sales with a refined focus on quality.

Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711 Report

Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711 Report

The Patek Philippe Nautilus line was first introduced in 1976. The reference 5711 was introduced in 2006 to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Nautilus collection. This model was a successor to the original Nautilus reference 3700. The 5711 is powered by the Caliber 324 SC, an automatic movement with central seconds and a date function. The movement is known for its reliability and high level of finishing, consistent with Patek Philippe's standards.

Omega Speedmaster 2024 Report

Omega Speedmaster 2024 Report

The Omega Speedmaster, introduced in 1957 for auto racing enthusiasts, became legendary in 1965 when NASA selected it for crewed spaceflights. It reached iconic status as the first watch worn on the moon during Apollo 11 in July 1969. Known as the "Moonwatch," it symbolizes precision, durability, and adventure.