Hermes Unveils First Skeleton H08 Watch at Watches and Wonders 2026
At the Watches and Wonders 2026 exhibition, luxury brand Hermes showcased its expertise in skeletonised watchmaking, headlined by the debut of the H08 Squelette. This marks the first skeletonised model in the popular H08 collection, featuring a 39mm satin-brushed titanium case and the new Hermes H1978S calibre. The openworked design exposes the movement's intricate components, available in two versions with blue or grey hour markers and various rubber strap options. Additionally, Hermes presented the Arceau Samarcande, a sophisticated timepiece housed in 38mm white or rose gold cases. This model features a cut-out dial revealing the new H1927 self-winding mechanical movement and includes a chiming minute repeater. The watch highlights Hermes' equestrian heritage through a skeletonised horse motif and a micro-rotor adorned with the Duc attelé design, visible through the sapphire crystal caseback. These launches underscore Hermes' commitment to blending artistic craftsmanship with high-end horological engineering, inviting enthusiasts to appreciate the mechanical artistry within their timepieces.
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Hermes Unveils First Skeleton H08 Watch at Watches and Wonders 2026
At the Watches and Wonders 2026 exhibition, luxury brand Hermes showcased its expertise in skeletonised watchmaking, headlined by the debut of the H08 Squelette. This marks the first skeletonised model in the popular H08 collection, featuring a 39mm satin-brushed titanium case and the new Hermes H1978S calibre. The openworked design exposes the movement's intricate components, available in two versions with blue or grey hour markers and various rubber strap options. Additionally, Hermes presented the Arceau Samarcande, a sophisticated timepiece housed in 38mm white or rose gold cases. This model features a cut-out dial revealing the new H1927 self-winding mechanical movement and includes a chiming minute repeater. The watch highlights Hermes' equestrian heritage through a skeletonised horse motif and a micro-rotor adorned with the Duc attelé design, visible through the sapphire crystal caseback. These launches underscore Hermes' commitment to blending artistic craftsmanship with high-end horological engineering, inviting enthusiasts to appreciate the mechanical artistry within their timepieces.
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