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Herbelin has introduced the newest addition to its Cap Camarat collection—the Cap Camarat Square Skeleton. The collection, launched in 2018, draws inspiration from the vintage 1970s Herbelin model and is named after the southern cape near Saint-Tropez.
The square-shaped case measures 39 mm x 39 mm and is crafted with 316L stainless steel with polished and brushed finishes. Complementing it is a vertically brushed bezel adorned with six polished screws. The case is water-resistant up to 100 metres, making the watch suitable for everyday wear and active lifestyles.
The highlight of this watch is its skeletonised dial that fully exposes its inner workings, revealing the finely decorated Swiss-made Sellita SW200-1 SC calibre, which operates at 4 Hz and offers a 41-hour power reserve. Enhanced by rhodium-plated components, the openwork movement is framed by a horizontal-stamped cobalt blue flange with bevelled, luminescent hour markers that deliver readability and depth. Faceted hands filled with luminescent material and a central seconds hand ensure time is legible even in low light.
Flanking the timepiece is a cobalt blue FKM elastomer strap—chosen for its comfort and durability. The Herbelin Cap Camarat Square Skeleton will be available as a limited production globally.
Herbelin has introduced the newest addition to its Cap Camarat collection—the Cap Camarat Square Skeleton. The collection, launched in 2018, draws inspiration from the vintage 1970s Herbelin model and is named after the southern cape near Saint-Tropez.
The square-shaped case measures 39 mm x 39 mm and is crafted with 316L stainless steel with polished and brushed finishes. Complementing it is a vertically brushed bezel adorned with six polished screws. The case is water-resistant up to 100 metres, making the watch suitable for everyday wear and active lifestyles.
The highlight of this watch is its skeletonised dial that fully exposes its inner workings, revealing the finely decorated Swiss-made Sellita SW200-1 SC calibre, which operates at 4 Hz and offers a 41-hour power reserve. Enhanced by rhodium-plated components, the openwork movement is framed by a horizontal-stamped cobalt blue flange with bevelled, luminescent hour markers that deliver readability and depth. Faceted hands filled with luminescent material and a central seconds hand ensure time is legible even in low light.
Flanking the timepiece is a cobalt blue FKM elastomer strap—chosen for its comfort and durability. The Herbelin Cap Camarat Square Skeleton will be available as a limited production globally.
