Hermes Fingerboard Video For Fall/Winter 2010 Collection

French luxury brand Hermes has chosen to take a different approach to showcasing their Fall/Winter 2010 Collection by making a video with someone "fingerboarding" around the entire collection. Its actually a pretty cool video. Check it out!

Hermès Clipper - Automatic Chronograph Watch

I haven't blogged about a watch in a while mainly because I'm honestly someone who just sticks to the regular G-Shock that I can wear all the time. But there comes a time when the G-Shock isn't appropriate to wear all the time and you have to step your game up a little. Hermès has released a new watch called the Hermès Clipper – Automatic Chronograph. It is 44 mm in diameter, and has an anti-glare treated sapphire crystal with water resistance up to 200 meters. It also features a Swiss automatic ETA Valjoux Caliber 7750 and contains a 46 hour power reserve. Definitely a step up from you average "every-day" watch. Very cool!
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Lecia x Hermès M7 Edition Camera

Leica has today announced a very special limited edition of its classic 35mm rangefinder system camera: the Leica M7 Edition Hermès. As the successor to the Leica MP Edition Hermès launched in 2003, this is the second series of cameras created in co-operation with Hermès, the Paris-based company renowned throughout the world for its exclusive products.

The strictly limited Leica M7 Edition Hermès comes in silver chrome with a choice of two striking calfskin leather finishes – orange and étoupe – supplied by Hermès. Just 100 of each colour will be made available, and each individual camera will have a special sequential serial number between 001/200 and 200/200.

To complement the design of the camera, the special Leica M7 Edition Hermès set includes a silver anodised Leica Summilux-M 35 mm f/1.4 ASPH. wide-angle lens, a matching classic round lens hood in silver anodised metal – manufactured specifically for these models – and a Leicavit M rapid winder in silver chrome. A real leather carrying strap, handcrafted by Atelier Hermès to match the colour of each camera, provides the finishing touch. Each set is delivered in a linen-covered, silk-lined box.

The Leica M7 Edition Hermès camera has a number of distinct features compared to the standard Leica M7 model. For example, the top plate is engraved with the Leica name in classic script: the red Leica logo has been omitted to preserve the colour harmony of the leather covering. All control elements of the Leica M7 Edition Hermès have been manufactured exclusively in metal, and the back of the camera is finished in silver chrome. Furthermore, the red colour of the engraved auto and 7 settings on the shutter speed dial has been replaced by the specific shade of the camera’s leather. The technical specifications of the special edition set are otherwise identical to the standard model.

The Leica M7 Edition Hermès will be available in the UK from December 2009 and is priced at an impressive 8500 Pounds (approx. $14,300)




Source : Highsnobiety