Just another reminder that it’s hip to be square. (Well, technically rectangular, but same idea.) ...

There is a range of brands making affordable dress watches that look like a famed rectangular Tank ...

This year, the Watches & Wonders Geneva trade show is once again an online event — only this time, it includes brands such as Rolex, Tudor, Patek Philippe and more. Check back here often for our ...

This year, Cartier celebrates 100 years of the Tank. Still fine, ever popular, available in numerous iterations, and enjoyed by men and women alike, the Tank is a case study not only for how a moment ...

Welcome to Watches You Should Know, a biweekly column highlighting important or little-known watches with interesting backstories and unexpected influence. This week: the Cartier Tank. Even those who ...

It is now axiomatic that the design of the watch was influenced by the plan (or top) view of the first Tanks, which were rhomboid shaped with their tracks running all around the body. Much less known ...

Reading about watches can often feel like cracking open a textbook. Browsing—and even buying—means being barraged with inscrutable words and phrases like "tourbillons,” “perpetual calendars,” “minute ...

Want more insider watch coverage? Get Box + Papers, GQ's newsletter devoted to the watch world, sent to your inbox every Friday. Sign up here. What do you wear for your first major public appearance ...

Fittingly for a watch owned by Andy Warhol—who famously never wound his, explaining that he didn’t wear it to tell the time, but “because it is the watch to wear”—the Cartier Tank continues to outlive ...

Cartier’s Tank watch collection, designed in 1917 to be unisex and gender neutral, is turning 100 this year. The Tank has graced the wrists of some remarkable people during its first century, from ...

Originally launched 27 years ago in 1996, the Tank Française timepiece by Cartier was a diversion from its classical Tank watch. With elongated case sides and square dial, the Tank Francaise boasted ...

One of the most elegant and refined timepieces in the history of watches was inspired by something no less brutal and built-for-war than a tank. In 1917, as boxy Renault FT-17 tanks crawled ...