Cartier Tank SolarBeat: New Release Review

Bobbe · 2021-07-12T20:24:46Z

Explore the Cartier Tank Must SolarBeat, a solar-powered evolution of an icon. Bobbe's review and collector insights on this 33.7mm watch.

Bobbe's initial impressions of the Cartier Tank Must SolarBeat offer a crucial early look at a significant release for the brand. His detailed photos and firsthand account provide invaluable insights into the watch's aesthetic and wearability, particularly its 33.7mm size. This article synthesizes community reactions to contextualize the SolarBeat's market entry and its place within Cartier's iconic Tank collection.

Key Points from the Discussion

The Cartier Tank Must SolarBeat experienced rapid initial sales, with some boutiques selling out entire batches quickly after their pre-launch.
The introduction of solar-powered movements by Cartier is a notable development, as this technology is more commonly associated with brands like Citizen.
Cartier, as part of the Richemont group, appears to hold exclusive rights to this specific solar technology for a period, distinguishing its implementation within the luxury watch market.

The Discussion

aperna

Jul 12, 2021

Did they develop their own technology for solar power or is it based on another manufacture

Thomas_3

Jul 12, 2021

Ohhhhh, great question Tony. When I think

of Solar watches Citizen usually comes to mind. I am anxious to see the Cartier in person this fall. I am thinking seriously about one.

Bobbe

Jul 12, 2021

Tony, I believe it's an in-house developed unit.

Geo

Jul 13, 2021

The SolarBeat was developed

by Cartier together with some other Richemont brands. Cartier seems to have the exclusive rights for a few years. George

orahu

Jul 12, 2021

Nice! I am looking forward to seeing this watch. I think there are some interesting strap options as well?

Bobbe

Jul 12, 2021

Thnx, the straps it comes on I did not like so much. Kinda cheapish, but eco-friendly made of apple corn. I ordered a blue Molequin strap. That is also the fun of this Tank, playing with straps.

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