Worn by everyone from Andy Warhol (who famously said he never even wound his because it was simply “the watch to wear”) to Jackie Kennedy and Yves Saint Laurent, this 18K yellow gold Tank Louis Cartier carries a century of pure Art Deco pedigree on a featherweight 6.3mm frame. Few watches let you wear genuine French heritage this thin, this gold, and this effortlessly. Call it an original quiet-luxury flex, minted long before that term ever existed.

Presents itself in mint condition with little to no signs of wear. Its grained silvered dial shifts under light like brushed silk, while blued-steel sword hands cut across it in a shade of blue that only heat-treated steel can produce. That 18K yellow gold case plays high-polish mirror surfaces against satin-finished accents, throwing gloss and warmth with every turn of your wrist. And crowning all of it, a beaded gold crown set with a sapphire cabochon, that little blue jewel synonymous with Cartier for more than a century.

Functions include hours and minutes, nothing more. That beaded sapphire-set crown pulls out to set your time, then pushes back in, and because its high-autonomy quartz movement runs roughly seven years on a single battery, you will never wind it or fuss over it. Set it once, slip it under a cuff, and forget it is even there.

Comes as a full set, double-boxed with warranty card, manual booklet, care booklet, and Cartier booklet holder.

Nicknamed nothing and needing no nickname, this is a design that turned a rectangular wristwatch into a fashion statement back in 1917 and never looked back. Rounded brancard lugs and a dark gray alligator strap make it as at home with a tuxedo as with a white tee and selvedge denim, that same versatility that put a Tank on Steve McQueen and Princess Diana alike. Inquire today to secure it before it’s gone.