A Week On The Wrist: The Hermes Dressage L��Heure Masqu��e
Some of the most original watch designs in recent years have come from a company that’s not, for the general luxury loving public, especially associated with watches: Hermès. However the company actually has a quite long history of offering timepieces under its name; the first Hermès labeled watches were actually sold at 24 Faubourg St.-Honoré in 1928, and the company had, for instance, relationships with companies as varied as Universal Geneve and Jaeger LeCoultre (in fact as recently as 2013, Hermès collaborated with Jaeger LeCoultre in the creation of an Atmos clock) of many years’ duration. Perhaps, therefore, it is more logical as well as more reasonable to view their relatively recent foray into creating their own timepiece collections, and unusual complications, as an extension of a decades-long tradition, rather than as a new effort per se. Hermès is a company that historically has placed high value on retaining its indepen

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Millennials asking questions
While talking watches with different demographics, I can't help but notice the following opinions over and over again, especially from young educated individuals that are less susceptible to any hype:1) Why does Rolex produce diving watches that can go to depths humans can't, when all it does is negatively affect everyday wearability2) Why would you drill an extra hole in the case (HEW), when the few people that actually need one are unlikely to dive with a $10k+ watch3) Why would you make brightly bi-coloured bezels, when Rolex needs to project elegance and class4) Why would you continue to produce so called sports and tool watches, when people doing sports wear Apple, Fitbit, Suunto, etc. and don't want to worry about their watch while doing so (�� substitute your own is it safe activity��). In addition, a smart watch provides significantly more functionality.5) Why does Rolex stick to obsolete looking cases, instead of designing with simple, modern, and elegant curves that project c

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Hi all,I bought my new 116518LN Daytona about a month ago and it comes with EE and EF sized Oysterflex which is too large for my wrist (16.5cm). I went to the RSC at Hongkong and it turned out size ED is running out of stock and I need to wait ages for it! It's really a bummer to just let my new watch sits in the box unable to really wear it for a very long time. I sincerely hope you guys can help me out here. I'm based at China and I'm willing to pay whatever it takes to get a single size ED Oysterflex bracelet. Many thanks!Li

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