Cartier Tank Basculante Mécanique 150th Anniversary Limited Edition neo-vintage and is a delight for

and is a delight for new and experienced collectors alike

pulsometer and telemeter tracks on the dials

a good tool watch should be versatile

with an upscaled case (sized at 28mm X 35mm) and a 'bubbled' case back to accommodate the winding rotor

Cartier Tank Basculante Mécanique 150th Anniversary Limited Edition neo-vintage and is a delight forThe famed Cartier Tank comes in all shapes and sizes, perhaps none of them as unique and compelling as the Basculante. With its elegant guilloch dial and unique reversible case, the Tank Basculante is unique among Cartier's Tank models. Released in 1932, a year after the Jaeger LeCoultre Reverso, it certainly shares design similarities with that famed watch: the case in which the dial is housed pivots inside an outer case, much like the Reverso's.