amanico
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I start to wonder if you are not right... I am impressed by this watch, a lot.
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Incoming: Going Asymetrique
The Tank was Louis Cartier’s bright idea to give a watch the shape of a rectangle in 1917, at a time when timepieces were round. From 1917 to 1936, it saw multiple incarnations. When it appeared in 1936, the Tank Asymétrique watch – also known at the time...
yes extremely gorgeous
it is so elegant but funky yet congruent. I honestly like it better than other elegant but asymetric case shape design
I meant lets say between this vs VC asymmetry 1972
Both are elegant but I do prefer this
Great addition! enjoy it good health
may I ask why you chose platinum version? I am torn between yg and rg version... have deposited for rg, but yg seems to grow in me. rg with grey sunburst dial isn't quite "orthodox" choice, but I thought it added chic to it and some youthfulness. On the o...
I am a fan of the platinum Cartier Prive references
with the ruby cabuchon. I have had the good fortune of acquiring the last few references released in Platinum. I don’t think you can go wrong with any of the options and agree that the RG is unique and a great choice.
The Tank Asymetrique is fantastic
and actually much more wearable than a Crash watch. This platinum version is stunning, with that ruby in the crown. Huge congratulations! George