'Slim d'Hermes, but then different.
The case is surprising, as the Hermes opted for Grade 2, while Grade 5 titanium is more commonly used for watches. This difference gives a deeper, darker color to the titanium and a slightly rougher surface when sandblasted. The large sapphire crystal, gi...
This watch is a marvel from a design perspective.
The folks at Hermes are so under appreciated by the enthusiast watch community. Wear it in the best of health.
Hermes is indeed under appreciated
and I don't understand why. Their watches are pretty timeless and are so well build. Maybe someone else has some insight information. GEO
What's hot is based purely on a feeding frenzy and hype, not the watch itself.
Why is a Daytona trading at almost $40k? It's a nice watch and all, but for just a bit more you can get a Lange 1815 chronograph. I'm sorry, but they are LEAGUES apart. It is akin to paying a Ferrari price tag for a Honda Civic. Non-sense. There is no log...
The Slim is a fantastic watch and as pointed out a real bargain in today’s market. I bought the blue version some time ago and it truly is a stand-out piece.
The least expensive but most worn watch in my collection. The custom font for the numbers sets it apart. Hodinkee featured in an article on typography earlier this year:
That Hodinkee article was very interesting to read
because the typography story was illustrated so nicely, with examples. GEO
Élegantissimo
Same/similar movement as used in Parmigiani Tonda, yes? Great looking watch imho.
