New Watch Mechanisms from Hermes – for Men and Women

The company Hermes produces not only the best in the world scarves, but also very good watches. This year, the company presents two new watch mechanisms - for him and her. These are calibers H1837 and H1912, respectively. They are designed by Hermes, together with the company Vaucher.

The mechanism of H1837 has become the "heart" of an updated line of men's watches Dressage, which were first introduced by Henry Orin in 2003. These watches have a nontrivial case, made of smooth, plastic lines. On the white dial three hands: two central and small second at the 6 o’clock position. They are delivered on a brown crocodile leather strap. However, this is just one of the 10 modifications of the watch Dressage, made possible by the caliber H1837. It allows you to design watches with central second hand, a low position in the 6 o’clock position, or the date of the scale in the same position. The caliber is decorated with a pattern of letters H.

For women's watches the company Hermes has created a new mechanism of H1912. It is named by the developers in honor of the famous year when the photo of Jacqueline Erme was taken. The fact that this is a image of the pocket watch on her wrist, transformed due to the old system porte-oignon into the wristwatch. This mechanism will be installed in the women's watches Arceau diameters of 34 millimeters. The crown is decorated with a diamond Arceau, and the case can be made of steel or pink gold.

For women, certainly, would be especially nice to have a watch with such a mechanism. After all, the most women's watches are especially beautiful just outside, but inside is quite simple quartz movement. It is pleasant to contemplate a new product from the company Hermes, to which watches actually are not the main specialization. However, many famous chronometric brands release for women watches with quartz inside. Usually, of course, it pays for the wealth of external design with precious metals and diamonds. But, probably, any person would agree that quartz is still primarily associated with simple and cheap wristwatches.