Hermès Lot of Two Watches
Switzerland, circa 2000
Quartz Movement; hours, minutes, seconds, date
White and Cream dial with applied silver and gold Roman numeral hour-markers, date aperture; Silver luminous and gold luminous Baton hands
Stainless Steel case, with unidirectional turning bezel, screw-down crown, and snap-on caseback
Hermès Stainless Steel bracelet with folding clasp
Case No. 137689 and 137536
Case Diameter: 37mm
Length of Bracelet: 17 and 19cm
Very good condition with minor traces of wear; Overhaul recommended, at buyer's expense
Estimate by Auctionata Expert: $2400
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Thierry Hermes started his workshop as a saddler in 1837, quickly becoming known for his high quality work. It wasn’t until 1912, when his son Emile Hermes had his workshop produce the first wristwatch for his daughter. Several years later Hermes released the first collection of wrist watches which after proven success lead to the opening of “La Montre Hermes”, Hermes’ own specialized watch workshop. Today, Hermes is offering a wide array of timepieces ranging from fashion to complicated pieces, which Hermes will be sure to develop even further in the future.

Overhaul is recommended at the buyer’s expense. Long-term precision and regularity cannot be guaranteed. Size and weight may deviate from the manufacturer’s indication. All watches are hand-measured and weighed.

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