Introducing The Herms Dressage Chronograph (Live Pics & Pricing)

April 29, 2013

Herms Dressage Chronograph In Steel and Black Last year at Basel World, Herms offered up?the Dressage?watch with an in-house H.1925 automatic movement. Well, this year Herms has taken the Dressage a step further, adding a Dubois-Depraz chronograph movement to the H1925 giving us the elegant Dressage Chronograph. As you would expect from Herms, the details on this one are handled wonderfully.? The Opaline Silvered Dial Dressage Chronograph There are two variations of the Dressage Chronograph, black dial and opaline silvered dial, ?though both start with the same 40.5mm curvy tonneau-shaped Dressage case. The finishing details on both dials are fantastic, with matte and grooved surfaces, layered subdials and hour numerals, and sleek hands. Saddle-stitched alligator straps come standard on both, and, coming from Herms, they are predictably amazing. Inside the Dressage Chronograph beats the same in-house H1925 movement as last year's non-chrono Dressage collection, but with the?addition?of a Dubois-Depraz chronograph module. Through the sapphire caseback you can see this movement, which prominently features the "H" motif in addition to other finishes. The modified H1925 has a 45 hour power reserve. ?The Dressage Chronograph is priced at $11,600 in either dial color. Please visit Herms?online for more.