
Cartier Tank Cintrée (1947-1948) in 18-ct yellow gold, with leather strap and European Watch and Clock Co. Inc mechanical movement
‘The Cintrées are the Kings of Cartier Tank watches. This one has Arabic numerals which I love. It’s a rare anomaly, as Cartier designs are typified by Roman numerals.’ – Harry Fane

Cartier Tank Chinoise (1926) in 18-ct yellow, with leather strap and Jaeger-LeCoultre’ mechanical movement
‘A very rare find, and a super-subtle variation on the classic Tank shape. The crossbar design was apparently influenced by Chinese Chippendale furniture. No other Tank cases were adapted to incorporate a new design feature.’ – HF

Cartier Tank LC (1959) in 18-ct yellow gold, with leather strap, with Cartier mechanical movement
‘This design represents the classic Cartier watch.’ – HF

Cartier Tank Normale (1929) in 18-ct yellow gold, with leather strap and European Watch and Clock Co. Inc mechanical movement
‘What an excellent example of this elegant classic... and perfectly preserved.’ – HF

Cartier Tank Allongée (c.1940) in 18-ct yellow gold, with leather strap and Jaeger-LeCoultre mechanical movement
‘Here, Cartier has stretched the case to make a larger version of the classic Tank. The Tank Allongée is a supremely elegant and rare design. Note the tapered "eagle beak" lugs – a clever design feature that makes the watch seemingly grip the wrist.’ – HF