Cartier Must Tank Three Gold LM Ref. W1002853 Vermeil Plating (SV/YGP) Around 1990 [Vintage] [Unpolished] [Consignment] [Ladies]

About the product: About the product Manufacturer Cartier Model Must Tank Three Gold LM Ref. W1002853 Vermeil Plated (SV/YGP) 1990 Circumference Quartz Case Plated (SV/YGP) Vertical 30mm Horizontal 23.5mm Bracelet Strap Plated (SV/YGP) Pin Buckle Accurate Form Leather Strap [Not [Use] Accessory Repair Certificate (2024) Dial [Three Gold]: Aging Condition [Partially Scratched (Can Be Removed by Polishing)]: Average Light Slight Scratch [Overhauled]: Manufacturer Comment This is a popular “must tank” with a simple design even among Cartier. The origin of the mast tank is the “Tank Louis Cartier,” which was born in 1922 and was loved by the founder Louis Cartier, and it features a rectangular case and a rounded lug top that contrasts. The design, which consists of rounded straight lines, is said to be the forerunner of the Art Deco style. It is manufactured using a technique called vermeil, where gold coating is applied to a solid sterling silver case. This is a rare three-gold dial, and it was sold from 1986 to around 1990. The design has white circles on top of 1980's Cartier-like gold stripes, making it chic and easy to see. It is a clean, recommended solid that has been maintained by Cartier. About the item: Manufacturer: Cartier Model: Must Tank Three Gold LM Ref.W1002853 Vermeil Plated (SV/YGP) Around 1990 Movement: Quartz Case: Plated (SV/YGP) Vertical 30mm Horizontal 23.5mm Bracelet Strap: Plated (SV/YGP) Pin Buckle Accurate Form Leather Strap [Not [Use] Accessories: Repair Certificate (2024) Dial: [Three Gold]: Has changed over time Condition: [Partially scratched (can be removed by polishing)]: Average light scratches [Overhauled]: Manufacturer's comment: This is a popular “must tank” with a simple design even among Cartier. The origin of the mast tank is the “Tank Louis Cartier,” which was born in 1922 and was loved by the founder Louis Cartier, and it features a rectangular case and a rounded lug top that contrasts. The design, which consists of rounded straight lines, is said to be the forerunner of the Art Deco style. It is manufactured using a technique called vermeil, where gold coating is applied to a solid sterling silver case. This is a rare three-gold dial, and it was sold from 1986 to around 1990. The design has white circles on top of 1980's Cartier-like gold stripes, making it chic and easy to see. It is a clean, recommended solid that has been maintained by Cartier.