Herbelin Cap Camarat Lady Bicolore quartz mother-of-pearl dial steel bracelet 33 mm

Pink Attitude

Signed by the French watchmaking house HERBELIN, the Cap Camarat Dame returns to the spotlight in a brand-new version. Adorned with rose gold PVD-coated steel, it seduces with its stylistic versatility. Sporty, chic and feminine, this watch is the perfect companion for everyday wear. Day or night.

Typical allure

Featuring a neo-vintage 70s touch, the Cap Camarat Dame is a reinterpretation of a model from HERBELIN's watchmaking heritage. With a diameter of 33 mm, the stainless steel case seems to capture the essence of the sun's golden reflections on the ocean, thanks to its meticulous finish, alternating vertical brushed and polished. The Rose Gold PVD bezel is distinguished by its six decorative screws, whose roundness tempers the geometric rigor of the whole.

Refined by its genuine white mother-of-pearl background discreetly engraved horizontally, the dial gives pride of place to beveled hour markers. Like the hour and minute hands, they are coated with white luminescent material to make reading the time easier in low-light conditions. Embellished with a discreet date window at 6 o'clock and completed with a seconds hand, this model rhythms time with elegance.

A complicity in all situations

Respectful of 70's watchmaking codes, the bracelet is integrated into the case. While accentuating the piece's charisma, it adds an extra touch of femininity. Finished with a clasp featuring a double unfolding buckle, its four links, with a polished and brushed finish, are arranged in a chute. Offering great flexibility, it can be worn loose or hug the curves of the wrist.

Giving chic to casual attire and sublimating a sophisticated look, this timepiece, water-resistant to 100 meters, is powered by a quartz movement of proven reliability, with a 54-month autonomy. Evoking the French Riviera by its name, the Cap Camarat Dame is Made in France. Designed, conceived, hand-assembled, regulated and tested in HERBELIN's workshops in the Jura mountains of Franche-Comté, it bears witness to traditional French watchmaking expertise handed down from father to son for over 75 years.