ART DÉCO 1925’s : Endlessly Modern

Inspired by early designs by French watchmaker HERBELIN, the Art Deco collection was created in the late 1970s. Today it welcomes a new line, Art Déco 1925’s, with an initial model exclusively designed for women. In an influx of French elegance, its stylishly structured look is a fine tribute to the French artistic movement that came into its own at the 1925 International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts in Paris.

PURE AND SIMPLE

Influenced by the Art Deco vocabulary of order, colour and geometry, the stainless steel case with a polished yellow gold PVD coating (22 x 29.50 mm) presents a decidedly graphic rectangular shape. With a stepped gadrooned decoration, its geometric rigour is softened by the sapphire crystal, curved on the top and bottom, and gently rounded on the side of the case.

The polished black lacquer dial shimmers in the light, accentuating the architecture of the timepiece with a double interlaced polished gold mirror frame. Devoid of hour markers in order to emphasise the purity of the design,

it presents stylised faceted hands that move discreetly below the watchmaker’s signature.