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In 1921, Cartier introduced the Tank Cintrée: an elongated, curved, bold version of the Tank. Six years later, in 1927, Cartier created a watch that displayed multiple time zones. It was a platinum pocketwatch with three time zones that was custom made for a distinguished customer. Since its introduction the Tank Cintrée, which was also called the true gentleman's Tank, came in different variations (think of dial configurations and different dimensions) and was always produced in limited quantities ranging from 50 to 100 pieces. Likewise, the Tank Cintrée Dual Time found its way to the market: a Cartier Tank Cintrée that displayed two time zones on one dial and was made for the globetrotter, the traveling gentleman. We can treat you with a classic Cartier watch that runs on two movements, manual-winding calibre ETA 2412, and is designed in a way that only Cartier could do. The upper part of the dial (first time zone) has the classic Tank configuration, which are large, black painted Roman numerals. The lower part of the dial (second time zone) has black painted markers and Roman quarters. Between the two sub dials the name 'Cartier' is displayed and above the six-hour position it says 'Paris'. The case is from 18k yellow gold. On the right part of the case there are two crowns with blue sapphires. All together, the watch has a very distinctive, maybe even outrageous look. Last but not least, it comes with its original box and warranty booklet.A very interesting piece according to John Goldberger. He has a box full of it!