Jaeger Lecoultre & Hermès watch, "Etrier" model in steel, leather strap.

Hermès

Jaeger Lecoultre & Hermès watch, "Etrier" model in steel, leather strap.

Name: Jaeger Lecoultre & Hermès watch, "Etrier" model in steel, leather strap.
Brand: Miller
SKU: 33876
Price: 2500.00 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

A watch signed by Maison Hermès, 'Etrier' model, in steel on a leather strap with a metal pin buckle. Black dial, applied baton indexes.
Jaeger-Lecoultre mechanical movement.
Length: 35 mm
Width: 23 mm
Movement: Mechanical
Style Period: 1970-1980
Reference: 33876
Watch authenticated, certified and sold by our professional partner watchmaker, with an invoice, guaranteed for one year excluding shock or immersion

The history of the stirrup watch dates back to 1978, when renowned designer Henri d'Origny created this iconic model for Hermès. It was a one-of-a-kind wristwatch with a stirrup-shaped case that echoed the aesthetics and functionality of this equestrian accessory.

Delphine & Natty's opinion

The Hermès stirrup watch draws its inspiration from the equestrian world, which has been a major source of inspiration for the brand since its inception. The stirrup is an essential piece of equestrian equipment, used to keep the rider's feet in the stirrups while riding.
Authenticated watch, rigorously checked in the workshop and certified.

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Technical Description

Marque : Hermès
Époque : Vintage (1960-2000)
État : Excellent
Matière : Cuir
Métal : Acier
Mouvement : Mécanique à remontage Manuel

The house Miller

An iconic French luxury brand, Hermès began its history in 1837 selling equestrian items. It then diversified into leather goods with the advent of the automobile, but it wasn't until the late 1920s that it began creating jewelry and watches. The Ancre bracelet was the first success in a long line of timeless pieces such as the Nausicaa ring, the Kelly watch inspired by the famous bag's lock, the Cap Cod, and the Heure H. Discover exceptional vintage Hermès jewelry at Maison ELOE.

The history of jewelry

The history of the stirrup watch dates back to 1978, when renowned designer Henri d'Origny created this iconic model for Hermès. It was a one-of-a-kind wristwatch with a stirrup-shaped case that echoed the aesthetics and functionality of this equestrian accessory.

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