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Hermès has unveiled a range of watches at the Watches & Wonders event. Combining the world of haute horlogerie with cutting-edge watchmaking craftsmanship, Hermès offers a selection of pieces led by the Arceau Le temps suspendu, Hermès Cut Le temps suspendu, and Maillon libre, reports Hypebeast.

These models act as three new creations expanding the French luxury house’s watch lineup.

Hermès Cut Le Temps Suspendu

The latest Hermès Cut collection, unveiled in 2024, comes in a 39mm rose gold case. Playful in its sharp yet bold geometry, each model is powered by the Manufacture Hermès H1912 movement. The Hermès Cut Le Temps Suspendu watch is designed to break boundaries and create unusual spaces. It will be available in several versions, including a one-shot model with a red dial.

Arceau Le Temps Suspendu

Reimagining a 2011 model, Arceau Le Temps Suspendu comes in a sleek 42mm case with an openwork dial that reveals an exclusive “Time stopped” module. Each model is powered by the Manufacture Hermès H1837 movement, which can be seen through the transparent case back. The watch comes in white or pink gold and is paired with one of three dial colors: sunburst blue, brun desert, and rouge sellier. The main highlight of this watch is its asymmetrical lugs.

Maillon Libre Watch & Brochee

This collection reimagines the iconic anchor chain as a wristwatch and a brooch watch. The two wristwatches can be worn in different ways. This unique wristwatch features a complex structure accentuated by diamonds or terracotta tourmaline stones in the center. The bracelet design gives the watch a playful and elegant look. As for the pendant brooch, it offers a more masculine look, and can be worn alone or transformed thanks to the leather cord.

Arceau Rocabar de Rire

Limited to just 12 pieces, this model is decorated with an equestrian motif with playful animation, engraving, and miniature painting. The dial reinterprets the mischievous horse designed by Dmitry Rybalchenko for the Rocabar de rires silk scarf. The hours, minutes, and “impulse on demand” function are driven by the Manufacture Hermès H1837 movement, which makes the finishing and all the branding adorning its bridges and rotor visible through the sapphire crystal case back. This watch is fitted with an alligator strap that highlights the anthracite, red and straw tones of the dial.

Arceau l’heure de la lune

First introduced in 2019, the Arceau L’heure de la lune watch is also available in a limited edition of 12 pieces. Available in Blue Grey Moon, Vest and Erg, these watches are two-tone, with cases and lugs made from a different set of materials than the hour markers that match the dials. One version comes in white gold and blue titanium with a dial crafted from a piece of lunar rock. Another version is a pink gold and titanium iteration with a dial composed of a fragment of one of the largest known asteroids: Vesta. As for the third interpretation, it comes in white and pink gold with a fragment of the Erg Chech meteorite, an igneous rock that is evidence of a now-vanished celestial body.

Arceau Le Temps Voyageur

Originally created in 2022, Arceau Le temps voyageur is available in two versions: white and pink gold. Its movement is powered by an exclusive module of 122 components integrated into the Manufacture Hermès H1837 self-winding movement. The dial treatment consists of a Planisphère d’un monde équestre motif designed by Jérôme Colliard.

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