Cartier Tank Américaine Platinum Art Deco W&W 2024
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Cartier Tank Américaine Platinum Art Deco W&W 2024

By Chicolini · May 2, 2024 · 25 replies
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Chicolini introduces a new, under-the-radar platinum Cartier Tank Américaine, quietly unveiled at Watches & Wonders. This limited-run Art Deco piece, allocated to individual collectors, sparks a lively discussion among enthusiasts about its design nuances and market positioning. The post invites readers to explore the subtle yet significant details of this exclusive release.

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Art Deco Cartier Tank Americaine?quietly introduced at Watches & Wonders and a small limited run. How many I am not aware. Will be allocated to individual collectors. Delivery the end of the year I'm told. These photos are courtesy of Fratello who published the article about it just today. I think it's really smashing! You????






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Thomas_3
May 2, 2024
Amazing salmon colored dial.

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amanico
May 3, 2024
I know someone who will jump on it. :)))

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TeutonicCarFan
May 2, 2024
I think it is fantastic

I just saw it for one second in one of the many w&w videos I watched. I think revolution. Any idea cost, I went to vartier website during w and w and nothing. I actually hate these sites with all these interactive videos you have to scroll through, just give me a list of watches like pp website.

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orahu
May 2, 2024
I think it is so beautiful! I think the Fratello article suggested about 21K Euros

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j.jota
May 2, 2024
Beauty… breguet style hands would have been perfect

As is, hands look like they came straight from a Reverso

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mdg
May 2, 2024
Not sure Breguet hands…

…would work on a Deco watch…

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