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Authentication
The wrist-conforming arch of the Tank Cintree case is the single authentication point; any flat-looking case is not a genuine Cintree.
- The Tank Cintree is ultra-rare; fakes are occasionally listed as Cintree but use flat Tank cases. The arch is non-negotiable.
- The skeleton Cal. 9780 MC must be visible through the open dial; a closed or non-skeleton dial is wrong for this reference.
| Area | What to check | What is correct | Red flag |
|---|---|---|---|
| case | Wrist-conforming case arch | Case curves visibly along the long axis, conforming to wrist arc when viewed from the side | Flat or minimally curved case; not a genuine Tank Cintree |
| dial | Skeleton dial with Cal. 9780 MC visible | Open dial architecture with Cal. 9780 MC movement visible through the dial | Closed or non-skeleton dial; wrong reference or movement swap |
- Skeleton dials are occasionally fitted to standard Tank cases and misrepresented as Cintree; the case arch is the definitive check.
Authentication guide
The Privé Tank Cintrée is a limited series revival of one of Cartier's most architecturally distinctive cases. The extreme elongated rectangle with curved long sides is immediately identifiable and not meaningfully targeted by reproduction makers. Provenance and platinum hallmarks are the due-diligence checkpoints.




