Cartier Tank Must

Enter the ‘Cartier Tank Must’ which is the perfect combination of timeless design and simple elegance. I remember my first ever watch being a Casio so when I heard that Cartier was offering a solar powered version of this watch I had to have it. My progression from a Casio to a Tank symbolizes the personal and professional growth and I’ve experienced up to date. Looking forward to enjoying this piece for the years to come and hopefully pass it down to my future children.

The newest edition is the Cartier Tank Must Large, which currently gets the most wrist time and is surprisingly versatile. The Explorer II Polar 16570 originally came with the black dial, but I had it changed about a year ago, as to not only have black dials in the collection.

Well if I must, I must. Here is my photo of my Cartier Tank Must today at a late brunch. I love everything about this watch and adore it’s history, it’s classic design and how it feels on my wrist. I’ve ordered a Delugs Taupe Epsom slim strap for the watch as I don’t really like the strap which comes originally with the watch.

It’s a small Must de Cartier quartz tank. Super compact, but I really enjoy it. On my 6” wrist I really do think it works, and it’s got that classic Tank look I’ve wanted for a long time. I think it will get decent wear between myself and my mom, who is in love with the Santos and Cartier as well.

This my Cartier Tank Must Large. It is not the sought after Solarbeat, it is just the regular quartz version. I’ve had it for about a month now and have really enjoyed my time with it so far.

For contemporary, I’d take a look at the newer releases, namely Cartier Tank Must Solarbeat. Cartier really knocked it out of the park with the new Tanks, and I think one would pair great with your OP bright blue.

After popping into my local AD to have a look in the Rolex case a few days ago, I couldn’t help but also look through the Cartier case as well. While browsing I came across the newer Tank Must XL, which replaced the old Tank Solo. I recall trying the solo before and not liking the clasp, but this one is was a huge improvement.

However,after spending a whole afternoon in my town's local ADs,i came across the very interesting brand of Cartier.Initially i was drawn by the steel Santos de Cartier,both medium and large white dial,but eventually i tried this one and it immediately clicked. It is the Cartier Tank Must Xl that uses the same mechanical 1847 MC calibre as the Santos,with more basic features(3 ATM,no magnetic resistance)but almost half the price.