- Listing title
- Cartier Tank Francaise SM W51007Q4 SS×YG SS×YG QZ Ivory-Face
- Seller
- allujapan
- Seller rating
- 99.6%
- Reference / configuration
- W51007Q4
- Ships from
- Japan
- Condition
- Pre-owned - Good
- Box
- Not stated
- Papers
- Not stated
- Authenticity certificate
- Not stated
- Item price
- SAR 14,584
- Shipping
- SAR 0
- Estimated duty
- Not stated
- Estimated VAT
- Not stated
- Total
- SAR 17,610
- Estimate breakdown
- The difference between the item and shipping prices and the estimated total is not itemised. Confirm final charges with the seller.
Specifications
Case
| Diameter | 20 mm |
|---|---|
| Case width | 20 mm |
| Case length | 25 mm |
| Thickness | 6.2 mm |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Crown | 18K yellow gold octagonal crown with synthetic blue spinel cabochon |
| Water resistance | 3 bar / 30 m |
Reference details
| Production status | Discontinued |
|---|---|
| Origin | Switzerland |
Dial and bracelet
| Dial | Silver |
|---|---|
| Dial finish | Grained |
| Markers | Black painted Roman numerals; inner minute track |
| Display | Analog |
Movement
| Calibre | 057 |
|---|---|
| Movement | Quartz |
Price history
Dots mark recorded full-set prices. A dashed brown line spans dates with no recorded full-set price.
15 daily market snapshots since 14 Aug 2026. For watches with the original box and papers, the chart shows the sole qualifying offer or the median of several.
About this reference
From the first Tank Française generation, the small two-tone measures 25 mm by 20 mm: steel and yellow gold on an integrated bracelet, quartz with no date, a grained silver dial with painted Roman numerals and an inner minute track. The octagonal crown is 18K yellow gold with a synthetic blue spinel. Cartier no longer produces it. Calibre 057.
The current small steel Française, CRWSTA0065, is a touch larger and without gold. CRW4TA0008 is also about 25 mm by 20 mm, but diamond-set steel, not two-tone. CRWSTA0041 is a large Must on leather. The code is W51007Q4; 2384 is the old internal case number.
