Cartier Tortue 'MOP' vintage But that case is a

But that case is a Rolex Oyster Case

rose two-tone configuration with matching Arabic indices applied along a smooth hour track

) This particular example is the 42mm Titanium King Gold Ceramic

For those of us for whom a Rindt or a Siffert Autavia is just slightly out of reach

while the versions of the 1960s were cased in steel

Cartier Tortue 'MOP' vintage But that case is aNo, its not a Tank. And yes, it deserves your attention! While Parisian jeweler to the stars Cartier may be best known in horological circles for its famed Tank, the French firm produced and continues to produce numerous other watch models that deserve equal billing for their unique and sumptuous designs. Conceived in the 1920s, the Cartier Torture featured an entirely different silhouette than that of the more traditional Tank. While the Tank