I’ve read multiple times online that the Solo is holding its resale value better than the Must, due to its desirability for it’s more classic design and better components. Is this really the case?

Is it possible that what’s being referred to is the Must de Cartier which preceded the Solo, not the Must which followed it?

If it’s the current Must, which components are better in the Solo? I understood that the current Must has some design styling borrowed from the Louis?
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Tank Solo vs Must Value

Hi watch geeks, I’m new in this community.

Just wanted to highlight this beautiful Santos Galbee Ice Blue dial.
From what I know it is a limited edition made specifically for Europe with 2000 watches ever made.

A joy to wear!

Hello, I’m purchasing my first Cartier Tank, by which I’ve been fascinated since I was an adolescent. It’ll be the most I’ve invested in a watch thus far, so I’m being (overly?) cautious about it.
There are several listed on Chrono24 from dealers in Hong Kong with apparently perfect reviews and with box and papers. These are a few examples:

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Cartier Tank Solo Large from Chrono24

Hello, I’m interested in purchasing a Cartier Tank Solo Large. It would be my first Cartier and I wish to know if there’s a longer high quality lizard strap to which the Cartier deployant buckle can be attached?
I’ve read that the original strap fits about a 7″ wrist, but my wrist is about 8 1/4″. Your insight will be greatly appreciated.

Delugs just (re-)released rubber straps for the Santos that work with Cartier’s QuickSwitch system. Delugs apparently redesigned its strap-watch connectors to no longer conflict with Cartier patents.

$275 = not cheap. However: (1) Pricing is fairly consistent with other high-end rubber watch straps. (2) Development costs need to be covered. I’m not planning to purchase, but you never…

New rubber Santos straps from Delugs