Cartier Tank

Source

Event

Date

Lot Number

Condition-

Year of Production-

Case Size23mm

Case MaterialVermeil

Dial Color-

Bracelet/StrapLeather

Movement TypeQuartz

BoxNo

PapersNo

LocationFrance

Estimates 631 - 841 USD

Sale Price

Description

MUST DE CARTIER - LADIES' WRISTWATCH - TANK MODEL in v - Lot 28

MUST DE CARTIER - LADIES' BRACELET WATCH - TANK MODEL in 925 thousandths vermeil Lacquered dial with Roman numerals for the hours and railway for the minutes, blued steel hands Quartz movement in apparent working order (not guaranteed) Cartier bracelet in pink alligator-style leather with pin buckle Case: 2.3 x 3 cm (Used condition, wear to the gilding)

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