きっと最後の入荷になるであろうカルティエ・マストタンク。

This will surely be the final shipment of the Cartier Must Tank.

The "Cartier Must Tank" that arrived today features the classic and most popular ivory Roman dial.

In addition to the practical quartz movement, this piece arrives as New Old Stock.

 

 

The Must Tank, which began sales in 1977, transitioned to quartz models around 1982,

underwent a major minor change around 1999, and was discontinued around 2004.

 

The ivory Roman dial, which was part of the lineup from the very beginning of its production,

remained a staple of the series for 27 years without any major design changes until production ceased.

 

The vintage SM size, which is particularly popular among women,

is still considered one of Cartier's most popular models today.

 

 

This particular piece appears to have been used as a display item.

While there are minute scratches and slight dings due to aging, there are no signs of daily use,

and it remains in remarkably pristine condition, including the strap.

 

It also comes complete with all original accessories, and with a warranty card dated October 1997,

it is estimated to be approximately 29 years old, but its condition—defying its age—is a must-see.

 

 

Furthermore, the protective seal from the time of shipment is still on the case back,

confirming its status as New Old Stock, which is further evidenced by the watch's overall condition.

 

We rarely receive such a popular model in this condition,

and it is unlikely we will have the opportunity to acquire another.

 

 

Versatile enough for both formal and casual settings, the Must Tank's ease of wear is one of the secrets to its popularity.

 

While owning multiple watches allows you to choose one to match your outfit,

many people find satisfaction in owning just one.

 

If you are choosing just one watch, the Must Tank is an infallible choice,

a timepiece that can be enjoyed for a lifetime.

 

I will say it again: there won't be another piece like this one.

Please act quickly!


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