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

Cap Camarat: An emblematic collection

Launched in 2018 by the French watchmaking house HERBELIN, the Cap Camarat collection takes its name from a cape on the southern Saint-Tropez peninsula. Inscribing the brand's watchmaking heritage in a contemporary style, it continues to be enriched over time, culminating in this fresh model with a purple dial in 2023. An original proposition from the French watchmaker!

Sporty

Reinterpreting a 1970s timepiece from HERBELIN's watchmaking heritage, this Cap Camarat is certainly sporty thanks to its case-integrated bracelet. Compact with its 33 mm diameter, it features a hexagonal shape in stainless steel whose vertical brushing is skilfully highlighted by polished facets. The satin-finish bezel, adorned with six decorative screws, completes the model's geometry while asserting its unfailing solidity. Finally, at just 7.10 mm thick, this watch is incredibly thin and light, offering optimal comfort on the wrist.

Chic and original

Its black mother-of-pearl dial recalls the color of the deep sea of this Cap du sud de la France, under moonlight. The moon's reflections on the water are subtly imitated by the interplay of polished and brushed surfaces on the case and bracelet, highlighting the natural brilliance of the steel. The luminescent hour markers imitate the moon's glitter, adding a touch of luminosity to the horizontally-struck black mother-of-pearl dial. They enhance and facilitate legibility in the dark, while adding a dimension that is both practical and poetic. Complete with a date aperture at 6 o'clock, this watch elegantly architects time, even in low-light conditions.

Elegant

Fusing with the case, the stainless steel bracelet finalizes the aesthetic appeal of this timepiece, water-resistant to 100 meters. Arranged in a waterfall down to the clasp, its four polished and brushed-finish links provide, through their suppleness, a wearability that is both chic and comfortable.

Made in France for having been designed, conceived, assembled, adjusted and controlled in the HERBELIN workshops located in the Jura mountains of Franche-Comté, it is nevertheless set to the rhythm of a Swiss-made quartz movement of proven reliability.