Hermès Arceau Grande Lune W055912WW00 Hermès Watch Review

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SKU: 4644175
The Hermès Arceau Grande Lune W055912WW00 is encased in 43mm of stainless steel surrounding a multi-blue dial on a navy alligator strap. Features of this Hermès Arceau Grande Lune include hours, minutes, seconds, day, date, month, and moon phase. This Hermès watch also measures 12.3mm in thickness and 45.7mm from lug-to-lug.
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[@Nefville]

I really like the way they did the lugs at the top, its like a pendant watch but a bit more subtle, that is very interesting.

[@ttjoseph1]

This thing is a dinner plate. At 36-38mm it would be a real gem. But to each their own

[@newton2105]

Interesting watch, but at that price I’d be expecting a more upscale movement

[@george5737]

That display caseback was a mistake

[@jumboJetPilot]

I like that dial! And that case is very interesting.

[@davidc5191]

Not sure if you used the term "revetment" correctly. As used at 2:23 you mean it to be a recess in the case. But a revetment is a sloped wall, as a structural or engineering term. Maybe it has a different meaning as a watch term.

[@gmoni1188]

Just saw this watch today I’m getting it soon!💪🏽

[@misteratoz]

How good is the finishing?

[@neilmartin7776]

My problem with this is the price. It's an ETA movement, albeit modified, and at $6200 new it's overpriced. All you're paying for really is the name and unfortunately, Hermes isn't really a 'name' in the watch world. Don't get me wrong, it's a beautiful looking watch with some lovely details - I'd expect nothing less from a top tier couture company - but it's nothing special. At least Louis Vuitton use high end movements with high end finishing for their flagship models.