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Sukan, a recent Cartier Santos Dumont owner, seeks to expand their collection with a Tank model. Their inquiry into the subtle yet significant differences between the Tank Must and Tank Louis, both in quartz, highlights a common dilemma for collectors navigating Cartier's extensive catalog. This article distills community insights to help enthusiasts understand the nuances beyond initial aesthetics and price points.
Good to hear you have a Santos Dumont. It would be interesting to hear how you are enjoying it. Can I ask which metal you are considering for your Tank and if you want a quartz or mechanical movement. Best regards Captain
I found that funny also. The difference in price isn’t much. This is why I’m here asking for expert advice.
Answers to your questions, mechanical watches, I already have a few and I come to realise servicing some of them is rather costly. Therefore, I look for quartz. As for materials, I’ve never own a precious metal watch. AD said why not own one. Then comes the price, Must is one fourth of the price of Louis. This is why I’m here asking if there are differences, if any, between two watches. If the looks are identical, same movement and the only difference is the case materials, then I would most lik
It’s always interesting to hear personal experiences and can help others. The Tank Must models are all quartz powered. I hope you find the best one for your next watch.
I love your photo 🥂
I believe I have the answer. I only be paying more for Louis because of its name and material used. And hand wound rose gold is beyond my reach 😆
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