The "Cartier Must Tank" that arrived today is an early production hand-wound model.
The design of the watch makes this a vintage item.
The wristwatch first appeared as a hand-wound watch powered by a mainspring.
To operate the watch, you wind the mainspring yourself by winding the crown.
It's that extra effort that makes you feel attached to the product.
Mechanical watches, including hand-wound watches, have a strong image of being a luxury item for men.
It may seem a bit of a high hurdle for women.
But it's not that complicated to operate,
People who own a hand-wound watch for the first time are amazed at how easy it is!
Over 90% of the watches produced today are battery-powered.
I rarely do the operation myself,
A hand-wound watch starts with winding the mainspring.
If they say it's a hassle, that's it.
However, there are some parts that don't work unless you operate them.
The clock has a unique ticking sound,
One of its charms is that it feels like a watch.
There are also women who like the analog feel and prefer hand-wound watches.
It does not require any difficult operations,
These types of watches also have a certain degree of delicacy.
However, the basic rule is that if you like the design,
You may find that winding the spring is surprisingly fun and you just can't help but get excited about it.
Cartier's hand-wound watches are
In the SM size, there are almost no hand-wound watches.
Naturally, the size is different, so it's a little smaller than the current one.
Above all, the mast tank has an artistic design.
It will definitely be the best companion for many people.
Hand-wound mast tanks are rarely available these days, so
Don't miss this chance to get your hands on a hand-wound tank!
