WINTER REFINED: SLIM D’HERMÈS QUANTIÈME PERPÉTUEL

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An Understated Icon for the Modern Season

What’s new this winter from Hermès?

This season, Hermès unveils its latest Slim d’Hermès watch—an elegant new statement ready to captivate the world of horology through quiet sophistication.

Designed by Philippe Delhotal, the Slim d’Hermès Quantième Perpétuel embodies refined minimalism combined with high watchmaking expertise. Crafted in Hermès’ in-house workshops in Le Noirmont, Switzerland, the timepiece reflects the maison’s dedication to precision, elegance, and thoughtful design.

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At its core lies a perpetual calendar that automatically adjusts for varying month lengths and leap years. This sophisticated complication is powered by the ultra-thin self-winding Hermès H1950 movement, visible through a sapphire case back and distinguished by meticulous hand-finishing—revealing complexity beneath a restrained exterior.

The galvanic brown dial is defined by Philippe Apeloig–designed numerals, gilded baton hands, and four balanced counters displaying the calendar functions, GMT, and moon phase, enriched with subtle sandblasted, snailed, and sunburst finishes. Housed in a slender 39.5 mm rose gold case and paired with a Havana alligator leather strap, the Slim d’Hermès Quantième Perpétuel reflects Hermès’ signature restraint—an elegant winter timepiece that speaks quietly through precision, craftsmanship, and timeless design.