Hermès launches a new luxury watch with a shiny dial

Lovers of fine mechanical watches now have a new benchmark. With Hermès, the conversation turns to a watch with a dial designed for light. In this way, the subject remains both aesthetically pleasing and practical for everyday use.

A watch designed for light and the city

The opaline silver dial is vibrant without being aggressive. It captures the reflections of streets, as well as the clarity of offices. As a result, reading remains clear in changing contexts.

The stainless steel case measures 36 mm in diameter. This size strikes a balance between presence and comfort, even for slim wrists. Prices range from €5,900 to €12,500, depending on version.

The design focuses on clean edges and soft lines. The bezel and bevel interact, making the geometry feel full but never heavy. At the same time, the watch feels light on the wrist.

“A dial that catches the light without ever dazzling it.

What’s new on the wrist

The opaline finish attenuates stray reflections, so legibility is more consistent. The indexes remain sober, so the eye quickly finds the information. The Hermès signature appears measured, reinforcing the overall balance.

When worn, the size remains contained and reassuring. As a result, the watch can be worn throughout the day without getting in the way of the sleeve. As a result, it ticks the all-purpose box without forcing the issue.

• Opaline silver dial for smooth, stable reading.
• 36 mm stainless steel case, designed for lasting comfort.
• Choice of straps: black alligator or rubber, depending on use.
• Price range: €5,900 to €12,500 depending on configuration.
• Discreet, urban design for mobile living.

Materials, finishes and prices

The steel treatment alternates between micro-brushed and polished, allowing the light to glide through. The Hermès manufacture insists on precise adjustments, so the rendering appears very clean. In short, every surface serves the clarity of the dial.

The 36 mm stainless steel Cut features a highly legible opaline silver dial.
Prices range from €5,900 to €12,500, depending on finishes and details chosen.

The positioning targets demanding, but not ostentatious, connoisseurs. As a result, the budget pays for consistent aesthetic choices. On the other hand, the piece remains competitive with more flashy offerings.

Bracelets and lifestyles

Two bracelets lead the way for a variety of situations. Hermès offers a black alligator for meetings, as well as a more casual rubber. As a result, you can go from the office to the weekend in style.

The Cut with black alligator leather strap plays the classic card.
The rubber version is more sporty, priced from €5,900 to €12,500.

Competition, uses and impact

In this segment, the 36 mm size speaks to many wrists. The Hermès proposal is aimed at those who refuse to be oversized. In short, the watch emphasizes precision rather than overkill.

The choice of steel ensures credible sturdiness for the city. Hermès is committed to longevity, so this piece can withstand tight routines. As a result, the investment makes sense for everyday use.

Collectors will find it a neat alternative to the large format. On the other hand, beginners will find a clear reference point for structuring a style. With this piece, Hermès confirms its discreet, precise and enduring approach.

• Hermès