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We knew it was going to be big when we received more than a thousand comments on our Introducing link post a couple days ago. And sure enough, lines began forming link outside of Swatch retailers in London, Singapore, and New York City well before link the $260 piece officially went on sale. Since it wasn't available online, collectors pitched tents to be among the first to take delivery of the hottest watch of this very young year.

The link predictable move would've been to slap a standard green dial in the Khaki and call it a day, like many other manufacturers. Instead, we got a thoughtful green dial link that's very much in line with the original ethos link of the watch, not to mention a cement-like grey dial that's both novel and reserved. It's reminiscent of the natural world, and outside is where the new Khaki Field Titanium belongs.

I had come in search of a specific piece, one that's the link opposite of the gilded jewelry upon which Cartier built its reputation. I link was looking for the Tank Must, a strikingly simple, stainless steel quartz watch first introduced in 1977 and reissued last link spring.

Caliber link Co-Axial link Master Chronometer Calibre 8900 for the 41mm model and 8800 for the link 38mm and 34mmFunctions Hours minutes seconds datePower Reserve 60 hours 8900 55 hours 8800Winding AutomaticFrequency 25200 vphChronometer Certified Yes METAS