Must de Cartier Tank - Vermeil Railroad Track Roman Dial 2000 this reference remained a fixture

this reference remained a fixture in the catalog

This Rolex Cellini from 2000 represents the line at its most resolved

Stone dials are notoriously difficult to maintain—especially in rectangular cuts where the corners are prone to stress fractures—yet this Onyx surface has survived in great shape

The rubellite pavé dial is the entire reason this watch exists at this level

and crystal are all in fantastic shape

Must de Cartier Tank - Vermeil Railroad Track Roman Dial 2000 this reference remained a fixtureAn Undisputed Design Icon The Cartier Tank is one of the few watch designs that requires no introduction. Inspired by the aerial view of a Renault tank from the First World War, its rectangular form imposed a new geometry on the wristwatch. The Must de Cartier line, introduced decades later, made this iconic design accessible to a wider audience, pairing the classic Tank Louis silhouette with a gold plated sterling silver case, a construction known as