Arceau 78

Hermès Arceau Belles du Mexique The Arceau Belles du Mexique by Hermès is a timepiece that encapsulates the essence of dance and movement. Inspired by the traditional hat dance of Jalisco, Mexico, it features a dynamic and colorful design on a 38 mm-diameter white gold case. The watch is an artistic interpretation of the dance, with the dancers depicted from a bird’s eye view, reminiscent of a 2017 Hermès silk scarf design.
The timepiece uniquely showcases the dancers’ agility with seven figures that move freely around the dial, mimicking the wrist’s movements. This intricate dial design is complemented by a ring of 23 diamonds, adding a touch of elegance to the dynamic display.
Craftsmanship is at the heart of the  Arceau Belles du Mexique. Each of the 14 hand-crafted dancers is meticulously painted and layered, bringing depth and vibrancy to the design. The seven central dancers are mounted on a free axis, allowing them to twirl gracefully, while the other seven are immobile, basking in the glow of 82 diamonds set on the bezel.

Arceau Belles du Mexique

Arceau Casaque

Arceau Cavales

Arceau Cheval Cosmique

Hermès Arceau Chorus Stellarum Blue The Hermès ARCEAU Chorus Stellarum watch is a blend of traditional craftsmanship and whimsical design, centered around an equestrian theme. Despite its classic appearance, it incorporates playful elements, such as mobile appliques, engraving, and miniature painting, bringing the watch to life in a mischievous universe.
Inspired by the Chorus Stellarum silk scarf by Daiske Nomura, the watch features two exclusive interpretations, each showcasing a decorative world that ranges from fantasy to futuristic. The characters depicted on the watch, such as skeleton riders on noble steeds, are in mobile yellow gold appliques that move in response to a pusher at 9 o’clock, creating a smooth animation. This animation takes place against a backdrop of a gilded constellation, crafted using the champlevé technique, with colorful lacquer-coated motifs representing a celestial painting.
The ARCEAU Chorus Stellarum’s craftsmanship reinterprets the theme of celebrating the passing of time, conceptualized by the Japanese illustrator, who incorporates various Hermès emblems into contemporary cartoon, manga, and gaming culture. The watch features a slender white gold case set with diamonds or without. Both versions are powered by the Manufacture Hermès H1837 movement, visible through a sapphire crystal case-back. It comes with a matt abyss blue or pearl grey alligator strap and is issued in numbered limited series of six for each version.

Arceau Chorus Stellarum Blue

Hermès Arceau Chorus Stellarum White The Hermès ARCEAU Chorus Stellarum watch is a blend of traditional craftsmanship and whimsical design, centered around an equestrian theme. Despite its classic appearance, it incorporates playful elements, such as mobile appliques, engraving, and miniature painting, bringing the watch to life in a mischievous universe.
Inspired by the Chorus Stellarum silk scarf by Daiske Nomura, the watch features two exclusive interpretations, each showcasing a decorative world that ranges from fantasy to futuristic. The characters depicted on the watch, such as skeleton riders on noble steeds, are in mobile yellow gold appliques that move in response to a pusher at 9 o’clock, creating a smooth animation. This animation takes place against a backdrop of a gilded constellation, crafted using the champlevé technique, with colorful lacquer-coated motifs representing a celestial painting.
The ARCEAU Chorus Stellarum’s craftsmanship reinterprets the theme of celebrating the passing of time, conceptualized by the Japanese illustrator, who incorporates various Hermès emblems into contemporary cartoon, manga, and gaming culture. The watch features a slender white gold case set with diamonds or without. Both versions are powered by the Manufacture Hermès H1837 movement, visible through a sapphire crystal case-back. It comes with a matt abyss blue or pearl grey alligator strap and is issued in numbered limited series of six for each version.

Arceau Chorus Stellarum White

Arceau Chronographe

Hermès Arceau Costume de Fête The Arceau Costume de Fête watch, inspired by Polish folk culture, showcases a fusion of pearls, sequins, and colored leather. Designed by Henri d’Origny in 1978, this timepiece is a testament to Hermès’ blend of classicism and uniqueness. Its distinctive round shape, enhanced by asymmetrical lugs, is a canvas for creativity and craftsmanship. The watch interprets the Costume de Fête silk scarf, designed by Warsaw-born artist Jan Bajtlik, through techniques like miniature painting, leather marquetry, and sequins.
Available in two variants, one in white gold and the other in rose gold, both are adorned with 82 diamonds. Each variant presents a unique color palette, highlighting the equestrian motif inspired by Polish folk art. The meticulous art of wycinanki (paper cut-outs) is evident in the miniature dial designs, featuring vibrant beads on a metal base, layered with micro-paint.
The centerpiece of the Arceau Costume de Fête, a spirited horse, is crafted through leather marquetry with thin leather tesserae and enhanced with hand-applied sequins. The attention to detail extends to the hand-painted harness details on the leather.
Encased in a 38 mm diameter case, the Manufacture Hermès H1912 movement is visible through the sapphire crystal caseback, showcasing its intricate ‘sprinkling of Hs’ pattern. Completing the design are straps in sakura pink or electric blue Swift calfskin, echoing the lively watch tones. Each color variant is available in a limited edition of 24 pieces.

Arceau Costume de Fête

Hermès Arceau Duc Attele Rose Gold The ARCEAU Duc Attelé watch is a fusion of Haute Horlogerie and equestrian motifs, featuring a triple-axis tourbillon and a minute repeater. Designed by Henri d’Origny in 1978, its classic Arceau watch design with asymmetrical stirrup lugs is updated with a 43 mm polished titanium or rose gold case.
The triple-axis tourbillon and ‘tuning-fork’ minute repeater, both high-frequency complications, are showcased on the dial side, with the tourbillon housed under a sapphire dome with interlacing double “Hs”. The tourbillon, with three separate axes and rotation speeds, operates within a curved hour-circle, while the hours-minutes display features Arabic numerals and claw-shaped hands. The minute repeater, activated via a slide on the case, chimes hours, quarters, and minutes with hammers sculpted like horses. The case material enhances acoustic resonance, and the hand-wound movement ensures precision timing. The sapphire case-back reveals intricate gear designs inspired by the Duc attelé carriage, with anthracite PVD-treated mainplate and bridges, and openworked sapphire-crystal strikework bridge.
Available in limited editions of 24 pieces in titanium or rose gold, each paired with an alligator strap, the Arceau Duc Attelé embodies the union of Hermès style and horological expertise.

Arceau Duc Attele Rose Gold

Hermès Arceau Duc Attele Titanium The ARCEAU Duc Attelé watch is a fusion of Haute Horlogerie and equestrian motifs, featuring a triple-axis tourbillon and a minute repeater. Designed by Henri d’Origny in 1978, its classic Arceau watch design with asymmetrical stirrup lugs is updated with a 43 mm polished titanium or rose gold case.
The triple-axis tourbillon and ‘tuning-fork’ minute repeater, both high-frequency complications, are showcased on the dial side, with the tourbillon housed under a sapphire dome with interlacing double “Hs”. The tourbillon, with three separate axes and rotation speeds, operates within a curved hour-circle, while the hours-minutes display features Arabic numerals and claw-shaped hands. The minute repeater, activated via a slide on the case, chimes hours, quarters, and minutes with hammers sculpted like horses. The case material enhances acoustic resonance, and the hand-wound movement ensures precision timing. The sapphire case-back reveals intricate gear designs inspired by the Duc attelé carriage, with anthracite PVD-treated mainplate and bridges, and openworked sapphire-crystal strikework bridge.
Available in limited editions of 24 pieces in titanium or rose gold, each paired with an alligator strap, the Arceau Duc Attelé embodies the union of Hermès style and horological expertise.

Arceau Duc Attele Titanium

Hermès Arceau Grand Tralala Brides et Mors The Hermès ARCEAU Grand Tralala brides et mors watch features equestrian motifs on either a lacquered white or intense black dial. Rose gold and diamonds intertwine on this 34 mm case, reinterpreting the Grand Tralala silk scarf by French artist Virginie Jamin. Honoring Hermès’ equestrian heritage, the colorful bridles and gleaming bits reference the 19th-century Royal Hungarian Bodyguard’s harnesses.
Designed by Henri d’Origny in 1978, the Arceau watch embodies Hermès’ timeless style with its round shape and ‘stirrup’ design. The rose gold case, set with 64 diamonds and a gem-set crown, frames the white lacquered or black dial.
On the dial, bridles and bits in rose gold and 110 diamonds create a delicate pattern, complemented by a bit-shaped seconds hand. The watch is powered by the Manufacture Hermès H1912 movement, visible through the sapphire crystal case-back. It is finished with a smooth chantilly or black alligator strap, matching the dial’s color.

Hermes Watches Collection

Arceau 78

Arceau Belles du Mexique

Arceau Belles du Mexique

Arceau Casaque

Arceau Casaque

Arceau Casaque

Arceau Casaque

Arceau Cavales

Arceau Cavales

Arceau Cavales

Arceau Cheval Cosmique

Arceau Cheval Cosmique

Arceau Chorus Stellarum Blue

Arceau Chorus Stellarum White

Arceau Chronographe

Arceau Chronographe

Arceau Costume de Fête

Arceau Costume de Fête

Arceau Duc Attele Rose Gold

Arceau Duc Attele Titanium

Arceau Grand Tralala Brides et Mors

Arceau Grand Tralala Brides et Mors

Arceau Grande Lune

Arceau Grande Lune

Arceau Harnais Français Remix

Arceau Hermès Story

Arceau Hermès Story

Arceau Horse

Arceau Horse

Arceau Into the Canadian Wild