The Tank Anglaise is the latest lin

The Tank Anglaise is the latest line of the Cartier Tank Collection with both men's and women's watches. It was released in 2012, and the Tank Anglaise comes in a range of metals and sizes, as well as movements. The Anglaise, like the Americaine and Française before it, is an refreshed version of the original Tank watch. It is much bolder, which seems to be the trend these days at Cartier with the Clé de Cartier and Ronde "Croisiere" Cruise Collection (to name a couple) launched earlier this year. The Anglaise differs mainly in the curvilinear case and special crown design. The case measures 39.2 mm x 29.8 mm with a thickness of 9.5 mm and sits nicely on my wrist. The updated case features an ergonomic design that softens the overall look and feel of the watch, moving away from the rectilinear Art Deco roots of the original Tank. This design is definitely untraditional, but it is certainly a fresh one.The other major change in the design of this watch is the enclosed crown within the bezel and band. The nine-sided crown is still set with a sapphire, however it is now a table-cut stone as opposed to the classic cabochon usually used in Cartier wristwatches. Additionally, the crown is set within the band and bezel, creating a sort of cage-like contraption that holds the crown. This element is an unusual characteristic that you don't often see used in watch design. There is a recess in the case flank that allows you to pull out the crown, which is then operated from the enclosed, nine-sided outer ring. It's an unusual system but one well within the Cartier philosophy of combining a technical feature with aesthetics and playfulness.

The Tank Anglaise is the latest line of the Cartier Tank Collection with both men 's and women' s watches. It was released. In 2012 and the, Tank Anglaise comes in a range of metals and sizes as well, as movements. The Anglaise like the, Americaine. And Fran ç aise, before it is an refreshed version of the original Tank watch. It is, much bolderWhich seems to be the trend these days at Cartier with the Cl é de Cartier and Ronde "Croisiere Cruise Collection (to name." A couple) launched earlier this year. The Anglaise differs mainly in the curvilinear case and special crown design. The. Case measures 39.2 mm x 29.8 mm with a thickness of 9.5 mm and sits nicely on my wrist.The updated case features an ergonomic design that softens the overall look and feel of, the watch moving away from the. Rectilinear Art Deco roots of the original Tank. This design is definitely untraditional but it, is certainly a fresh one.
The. Other major change in the design of this watch is the enclosed crown within the bezel and band. The nine-sided crown is. Still set with, a sapphireHowever it is now a table-cut stone as opposed to the classic Cabochon usually used in Cartier wristwatches, Additionally,. The crown is set within the band and bezel creating a, sort of cage-like contraption that holds the crown. This element. Is an unusual characteristic that you don 't often see used in watch design. There is a recess in the case flank that allows. You to pull out, the crownWhich is then operated from the enclosed nine-sided outer, ring. It 's an unusual system but one well within the Cartier. Philosophy of combining a technical feature with aesthetics and playfulness.

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