Hermès Arceau Le Temps Voyageur now available in white gold and pink gold

Hermès sees time not simply as a tool for measuring time, but as a concept to be poetically reconstructed. The Arceau Le Temps Voyageur is a timepiece that embodies this philosophy, inviting the viewer into a journey. The two new models, with their unique complex mechanisms and artistic designs, add even more depth to the experience of time as we travel around the world.

New release from Arceau Le Temps Voyageur

　Hermès does not see a watch as a "tool for telling time." It is the idea behind it to poetically reconstruct time. What is worn on the wrist is not just a watch, but an "object that embodies the concept of time." Two new models have been added to the Arceau Le Temps Voyageur, which travels the world with time. Equipped with Hermès' unique complication mechanism, these timepieces add poetic depth to the time display.

　This watch displays the time zones of 24 cities around the world on a disc, and allows you to check the home time at 12 o'clock and the local time on a movable counter at the same time. The display is intuitive, but the structure is extremely intricately designed.

　The power source is the Hermès Manufacture Cal. H1837, which is combined with Le Temps Voyageur, a proprietary complication module made up of 122 parts. The essence of this configuration is that the base movement and module are designed to function as a single unit, rather than the complicated mechanism being added separately from the movement. The entire movement is complete as a single structure, and the beauty of the mechanism itself is the design concept that permeates it.

　The design also exudes a strong individuality. The dial features the artwork of a scarf, "The World Map of Horseback Riding," by Jérôme Colliard. The three-dimensional relief of the continents and the details of the city names subtly stir up the spirit of travel.

　Arceau Le Temps Voyager is scheduled to be released around September 2025.