11/10/2026
In the early 1930s, polo players in British India kept cracking their watch crystals mid-match. The fix was a case that slides out of its frame and flips over, so the dial sits safely against the wrist. Cartier made its own take on the idea, the Tank Basculante, in 1932 with LeCoultre.
This example is in 18k yellow gold, measuring 24mm x 32mm. The white dial is signed “France”, with black Roman numerals and a railway minute track. A sapphire cabochon crown sits on the side, and the slim case sits on a brown crocodile strap. Slide the case out and you get the plain gold back panel, soft with years of wear.
Comment “Cartier Reverso” and we’ll send you the price.
📍Far East Plaza, #02-17/20
📦 International shipping available