Hermès Slim d'Hermès Squelette Lune Adds Depth To Ultra-Thin Movement
Moonphase also gets a nocturnal color palette.


Hermès has treated its Slim d’Hermès to a modern skeleton makeover bringing a nocturnal aesthetic to its moonphase complication.
The 39.5mm Slim d’Hermès Squelette Lune mixes a bead-blasted grade 5 titanium caseband with a platinum bezel and a white gold crown.
The skeletonized ultra-thin H1953 movement utilizes both gloss and matte finishes and different coatings along with a chapter ring, which is home to its hour markers, to emphasise the sense of depth of the open-worked automatic calibre.
The movement, developed for Hermès by sister company Vaucher Fleurier, features a micro-rotor and manages a power reserve of 43 hours.
Adding further depth are straight, blued hour and minute hands – which are reflected with the blue stitching on the matte graphite alligator strap – and an open-worked double moon.
The Slim d’Hermès Squelette Lune is out now via Hermès, priced $20,000 USD.
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