SKU: 40978210917

Cartier Tank Must de Vermeil Black Onyx Dial GM Ref 6 81006 1990s

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Cartier Tank Must de Vermeil Black Onyx Dial GM Ref 6 81006 1990sCartier Tank Must de Vermeil Black Onyx Dial GM 1990s Model Reference 6 81006 Original Strap & Deployment Clasp Spotless Dial An elegant and increasingly rare offering from Cartiers 1990s Must de Tank line, this Cartier Tank Must de Vermeil Black Onyx Dial GM represents a refined embodiment of minimalism, precision, and vintage luxury. This example is made all the more special by its spotless black onyx dial, a lustrous lacquered surface that exudes

Cartier Tank Must de Vermeil Black Onyx Dial GM – 1990s Model

Reference 6 81006 – Original Strap & Deployment Clasp – Spotless Dial

An elegant and increasingly rare offering from Cartier’s 1990s Must de Tank line, this Cartier Tank Must de Vermeil Black Onyx Dial GM represents a refined embodiment of minimalism, precision, and vintage luxury.

This example is made all the more special by its spotless black onyx dial, a lustrous lacquered surface that exudes pure sophistication. Featuring a gold Cartier logo and applied gilt details, the dial is a masterclass in quiet elegance. The pairing with classic Cartier gold hands completes the design with iconic restraint.

Case & Dial

The watch is housed in a 23mm x 30mm vermeil case, crafted from sterling silver and finished in 18k yellow gold. It retains Cartier’s timeless rectangular Tank form, sitting elegantly on the wrist while commanding subtle presence. The black lacquer dial is completely pristine and flawless, its mirror-like finish offering depth and contrast to the gold accents.

Movement

Powering the watch is the Cartier Caliber 90 quartz movement, recently serviced and running with outstanding precision. It’s a dependable caliber that ensures both low-maintenance operation and daily wearability.

Strap & Clasp Options

This piece comes equipped with the original black leather Cartier strap, a testament to its vintage integrity. It is secured by the original Cartier gold-plated deployment clasp, offering both security and luxurious heritage appeal.

For those desiring a more contemporary touch, a brand new, hand-made Belgian leather strap can be fitted on request—crafted with artisanal quality for enhanced comfort and elegance.

Why It’s Special

This Tank Must de Vermeil in black is more than a dress watch—it is a timeless expression of Cartier’s design language, distilled into a sleek, monochromatic package that speaks volumes in subtlety. With its flawless dial, original strap and clasp, and optional modern strap upgrade, it bridges vintage collectibility with everyday practicality.

Perfect for the discerning collector or connoisseur of understated luxury, this piece offers an authentic slice of 1990s Cartier history in impeccable condition.

Specifications

  • Reference: 6 81006

  • Model: Cartier Must de Tank Vermeil, 1990s

  • Case: 23mm x 30mm Vermeil (18k gold over sterling silver)

  • Dial: Perfect black lacquer (onyx-style) with gold logo and gilt detailing

  • Hands: Cartier gold-tone hands

  • Movement: Cartier Caliber 90 Quartz

  • Strap: Original black leather Cartier strap

  • Clasp: Original Cartier gold-plated deployment clasp

  • Optional: New handmade Belgian leather strap available on request

Availability

This rare and exceptional Cartier Tank is available now. To inquire or secure this piece, please contact us directly.

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