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2003 Gent's Cartier Tank Française Automatic Date in Stainless Steel on Bracelet with Box Model 2302 age_1951/1960 And of course
2003 Gent's Cartier Tank Française Automatic Date in Stainless Steel on Bracelet with Box Model 2302 age_1951/1960 And of course
2003 Gent's Cartier Tank Française Automatic Date in Stainless Steel on Bracelet with Box Model 2302 age_1951/1960 And of course
2003 Gent's Cartier Tank Française Automatic Date in Stainless Steel on Bracelet with Box Model 2302 age_1951/1960 And of course

2003 Gent's Cartier Tank Française Automatic Date in Stainless Steel on Bracelet with Box Model 2302 age_1951/1960 And of course

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2003 Gent's Cartier Tank Française Automatic Date in Stainless Steel on Bracelet with Box Model 2302 age_1951/1960 And of courseThis Watch The Cartier Tank is over 100 years old and is still one of the most recognisable watch designs ever made. It was inspired by the top view of the First World War Tanks, where the tracks ran around the body of the vehicle, and during an age where machines were inspiring design everywhere through design movement including Cubism, Bauhaus and de Stijl. When it was first designed in 1919, the simple design followed Louis Cartiers design codes

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And of course

For instance

The models 8030/8040/8041 were introduced much later in 1975 and made for just three years

and as such

the beautiful patina on the dial adds an element of charm to this stunning watch

2003 Gent's Cartier Tank Française Automatic Date in Stainless Steel on Bracelet with Box Model 2302 age_1951/1960 And of courseThis Watch The Cartier Tank is over 100 years old and is still one of the most recognisable watch designs ever made. It was inspired by the top view of the First World War Tanks, where the tracks ran around the body of the vehicle, and during an age where machines were inspiring design everywhere through design movement including Cubism, Bauhaus and de Stijl. When it was first designed in 1919, the simple design followed Louis Cartiers design codes

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