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Louis Cartier, the famous watchmaker, had a personal vision. As he put it, the never-ending quest for "perfect balance between aesthetics, structure, and function". The contemporary line of ladies' Cartier watches exemplify this vision, as the owner of any of these fine timepieces will attest. They offer the woman of today many choices as to style and design. The Tank design is perhaps the most famous of Cartier watches for women, debuting in 1917 and continuing to today. Identifiable by the rectangular face, the Tank has many individual styles, ranging from an almost square face to a long and narrow rectangle. The Tankissime is a relative of the Tank's overall shape and design, with an additional emphasis on elegance. The bracelet comes in choice of gold or silver and has the option of being lined with diamonds. One of the most distinctive and sought-after designs for women, it is also one of the most expensive. The Tortue for ladies was introduced in 1913, many year

Times and tastes change, but the luxury watches below are favorites among upper middle-class men for a variety of reasons. What brings these watches for men together is a combination of inimitable style and durability. But they're quite different, and if you're looking for the perfect holiday or end-of-year watch, these classic timepieces are ones to look at when it comes to the gift that can last a lifetime. Cartier Tank Wristwatch The Cartier Tank takes the prize for being a trendsetter on this list. Its almost spartan design has made it a favorite in terms of elegance and simplicity since 1917. Famed as a favorite timepiece of President John F. Kennedy, the Cartier Tank is often credited for the design that inspired countless other wristwatches today. Since those early days, it's gone through a variety of different incarnations (over 200 of them), and starts at about $2,000, about a month's rent for a Los Angeles two-bedroom apartment. Jaeger-LeCoutre Master Control