Each timepiece in the Cartier Privé collection is a fusion of history, artistry, and craftsmanship, ensuring that Cartier's legacy endures through generations of watch connoisseurs. Interestingly, the Tank Asymétrique has evolved over time, with the middle lug being removed and later reintroduced in the CPCP version in 2006. Whilst retaining the same 30-degree offset as the numerals on its asymmetrical dial, the current series with a skeletonized dial was introduced in 2020 as part of the Privé Cartier Collection. The lacquer-filled Arabic numerals at 6 and 12 o'clock are framed by the dial's bridges, serving as hour markers and offering a glimpse of the in-house 9623 MC movement that beats within.

Part of the so-called “Temple Exclusive”, the present Tank Asymétrique with burgundy lacquer-filled skeletonized indexes and numerals, has rarely been seen publicly. Only 60 pieces were made and these examples were only available at the London, Paris, and New York City boutiques as part of their off-catalogue offering. The complementary burgundy strap and ruby cabochon further enhance the cohesiveness of the watch. It is presented in excellent overall condition, with all its original accessories, and offered on behalf of an important international collector.