Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #27669 in Watches
• Brand: Tank Francaise
• Model: WL4081KF
• Band material: stainless-steel
• Bezel material: stainless-steel
• Case material: stainless-steel
• Clasp type: deployment-buckle
• Dial color: white
• Dial window material: synthetic-sapphire
• Movement type: quartz movement
• Water-resistant to 30 meters

Customer Reviews

Great casual watch
I was buying my dog's caviar (he only eats Sevruga; Beluga gives him gastritis) when I saw this watch in the jeweler store. Of course I immediately bought it and placed it on my husband's account. It's a fine looking watch. Matches the color of my Rolls-Royce Corniche Convertible which I got for this weekend's party. Next week I'm ditching both for a Bentley Azure Convertible Mulliner combined with a $1M Chopard watch I'm getting for myself as a birthday present. Oh dear! Isn't it hard being the wife of a billionaire?

This watch cannot be eaten and does not repel mosquitos
I bought this watch and sent it to Africa. I figured, hey, since it's worth $225,000, that's like sending $225,000 to Africa, right? Well, the watch sucks. Not one African child could eat it, nor did it repel the malaria-carrying mosquitoes, even WITH the alarm on. Damnit. Why can't they make a watch that will make a difference in the world?

How long will people continue to purchase ridiculously unnecessarily overpriced material goods as a way of buying self-esteem and power? When will people who have $225,000 to spend to help themselves tell the time of day, instead choose to put that money where it will do something of actual value in the world?

(Takes out guitar) The answer, my friend, is blowing in the wind. The answer is blowing in the wind.....

Idle thoughts from an idle philosopher:
I think this is the perfect gift for the perfect women. You see, when I thought about perfection, I naturally thought of Maria Sharapova, and how there would never be sufficient time in the world to take in all of her timeless beauty. This naturally lead me to muse about the very definition of time itself - such a nebulous concept! - and whether or not beyond our limited cognition lay a sort of eternal Platonic ideal of Time, a sort of *gasp* timeless standard of time, if you will! Furthermore, if we hold true the proposition that diamonds are forever, does that mean that these starlit stones - so coveted by women everywhere who looked up one day and realized they were nearly 30 years old - do indeed lie outside the boundaries of time?! So what would happen if we should take these timeless stones and, through wondrous feats of quantum mechanics, somehow anchor them in our space-time continuum onto some sort of advanced time-keeping device? Would all life within 30 meters of this thing cease to exist, or at least, become water-resistant? Would all humans of one's preferred sexual orientation suddenly open up (pun clearly intended) and beg for one's favor? Would the Flyers instantly transmogrify into a perennial championship team? Or would we just end up with a really expensive, overly impractical device that could feed a 3rd-world country for the next decade? I bet the druids at Stonehenge never considered this BLEEEEP! OH GOD THE QUESTIONS, THE QUESTIONS, THEY NEVER STOP!!

*spontaneously combusts*

Luckily, our friends at Cartier , heedless of the potential consequences, decided to capitalize on my idea (I knew I should have patented it, blast!) and put it on the market for one lucky, timeless beauty. Wear this watch, Maria, and think of me.