Cartier Tank Francaise W51008Q3 Wrist Watch

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Unparallel glamour from Cartier...women's Tank Francaise watch in premium grade steel. The graceful, contoured design fits comfortably on the most gentle of hands. Signature Cartier tank case in satin finished brushed steel is beautifully integrated into the brushed and polished steel bracelet. Perfectly square white dial with blue sword hands and black Roman numeral hour markers. Scratch resistant sapphire crystal. Polished steel octagonal crown is topped with a blue sapphire cabochon. Water resistant to 30 meters (100 ft.). Cartier precise Swiss quartz movement. Case is 20.5mm wide, 7.5mm thick. More
Description:
Unparallel glamour from Cartier...women's Tank Francaise watch in premium grade steel. The graceful, contoured design fits comfortably on the most gentle of hands. Signature Cartier tank case in satin finished brushed steel is beautifully integrated into the brushed and polished steel bracelet. Perfectly square white dial with blue sword hands and black Roman numeral hour markers. Scratch resistant sapphire crystal. Polished steel octagonal crown is topped with a blue sapphire cabochon. Water resistant to 30 meters (100 ft.). Cartier precise Swiss quartz movement. Case is 20.5mm wide, 7.5mm thick.
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Cartier Tank Francaise W51008Q3 Wrist Watch

Cartier Tank Francaise W51008Q3 Wrist Watch


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1.0
by my2cents8, 
2008-08-04

I agree with the first reviewer - this watch is a hassle and expensive to maintain. I bought mine fr ... more

  • Pros: - Style is nice
  • Cons: - Hassle and expensive to maintain.- Easily breaks down
  • The Bottom Line: Would not recommend
2.0
by yankee66, 
2005-12-17

I was thrilled when my husband gave me this watch 3 years ago. It's very stylish and almost timeless ... more

  • Pros: very "in" at the moment, a color and style that works with anything you wear
  • Cons: no second hand, VERY expensive to fix and maintain
  • The Bottom Line: It's got the cashé, but now it's in the drawer
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