| Brand | Cartier |
|---|---|
| Model | |
| Reference | 1830 |
| Year of production (circa) | 2000 |
| Material | 18k Yellow gold |
| Crystal | Sapphire |
| Dial color | White |
| Movement | Quartz |
| Diameter | 28 x 36 mm |
| Bracelet/strap: | Original Leather |
| Buckle/clasp | Original gold buckle |
| Lug Width | 20 mm |
| Set Content | Cartier service papers |
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Cartier Tank Francaise Chronoflex Ref. 1830
Are you looking for a Cartier Tank tool watch? The Cartier Tank Francaise Chronoflex Ref. 1830 could be the perfect fit for you. This updated version of the Tank offers the versatility of a chronograph while retaining the timeless appeal of the Tank collection
The Tank Francaise Chronoflex Ref. 1830 features a stunning gold case, adding a rich, warm glow to the watch’s overall appearance. With a 28mm case size, it has an elegant size that fits comfortably on the wrist, providing a sleek and refined look that suits any occasion.
This chronograph model is powered by quartz for some precise timing,. It also showcases the signature classic blue hands, which add a touch of color and visual appeal to the dial.
The Cartier Tank Francaise Chronoflex Ref. 1830 is a great choice for those looking for a modern update to the traditional Tank watch, with all the features and design elements that make it a standout piece.
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Brand
Cartier
Diameter
28 x 36 mm
Model
Chronoflex, Tank Francaise
Bracelet/strap:
Original Leather
Reference
1830
Buckle/clasp
Original gold buckle
Year of production (circa)
2000
Lug Width
20 mm
Material
18k Yellow gold
Set Content
Cartier service papers
Crystal
Sapphire
Warranty
2 year (AWCo)
Dial color
White
Movement
Quartz
The Cartier Tank was designed by Louis Cartier in 1917. Its design was inspired by the brand new, awe-inspiring Renault FT-17 tank, used in WWI. We may consider the Tank to be a classical shape today, but back in 1917, it was a design revolution, much like the Renault that inspired it. The very first public example was given to General John Pershing in 1918.
The iconic design looks simple and elegant, but is deceptively complex at the same time. The nearly square case is flanked by two brancards, giving the watch its slender, rectangular appearance. A form that is clearly taken from the Renault tank with its tracks. A white dial, black Roman numerals, heat-blued hands, rail-road track and sapphire cabochon crown complete the typical Tank design.
Countless variations on the theme exist though. 1921 Saw the introduction of the elongated Cintrée models. In the 1970’s, in response to the Quartz crisis, Cartier launched the Must de Cartier line. These Tanks were powered by more affordable quartz or mechanical ETA calibers and the cases were plated silver, rather than 18k gold. The Tank Americaine was launched in the late 1980’s. The elongated and curved shape was reminiscent of the Cintrée, but a little less delicate in form. The more angular, modern Tank Francaise was added to the collection in 1995. More niche variants such as the Tank Chinoise and the odd “digital” Tank a Guichet are available for those with a taste for something different.
The Cartier Tank has always been a celebrity favorite. Iconic figures such as Andy Warhol, Muhammad Ali and Jackie Kennedy wore Tanks. Jackie Kennedy’s specific watch was later acquired by Kim Kardashian for a whopping $395.000,- at auction. Today, you might spot a Tank Francaise on the Dutch Queen Maxima’s wrist.
The Cartier Tank is surely one of the most iconic watch designs out there. You can easily put it side-by-side with the Rolex Submariner and AP Royal Oak as one of those genre-defining designs. It is tempting to throw the term iconic around in the watch world, but it is justified here beyond a shadow of a doubt.
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