Must De Cartier Tank Lacquer "Spider" Dial - Full Set

Spider Dials Are Just Too Cool. Especially on a Watch Like This. DESCRIPTION Cartier, known for its innovation and attention to detail, has always embraced lacquered dials in its designs for the last 50 years, enhancing the luxurious appeal of its watches. But what are lacquered dials and what makes it so special? Lacquer painted dials has existed in watchmaking for over a hundred years. The process involves multiple layers of lacquer being meticulously applied and polished, creating a deep, rich color that shimmers with a unique luster. This technique is rooted in traditional Japanese lacquerware, which was later adopted and adapted by European artisans. In the 20th century, luxury watch brands began to experiment with lacquered dials, recognizing their ability to add depth and character to a timepiece. Lacquered dials were not just about aesthetics; they were also durable and resistant to fading, ensuring that the watch would maintain its beauty over time. This particular Cartier Mus