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Like the Tank Americaine of old, the case has a combination of polished and brushed surfaces that gives the case structure and architecture. The dial on the link small and mini versions is a link familiar sunray finish, while the large Americaine has a vertical, satin brushed finish that I'm excited to see link in person &ndash; Cartier has used this on a few watches recently, and the effect is typically quite striking, different from Cartier's traditional dial treatments.

While the 1980s have not historically been link known for abiding aesthetic taste (in many ways, the opposite is true), a few characteristic '80s watch designs manage to endure. This is one. It's not that the Databank design was so good that it simply became its own thing (a factor I'd more likely attribute to G-Shock), but rather that it's been around link long enough to be link popular all over again, for the opposite reason it became popular in the first place.