Someone right after your post did and left it up long enough for me to screen record the iMessage preview.I wish I could. I don't know how! Help.
I start screen recordings via a button in control center though…I bet Siri can do it too.
Someone right after your post did and left it up long enough for me to screen record the iMessage preview.I wish I could. I don't know how! Help.
First time wearing my S7 Hermès to work today since getting the Ultra.
It feels so light and thin and petite compared to the ultra!
Also miss the elegance of the leather band.
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It’s beautiful!It's here!
Hermès Maison Madison Veau Swift Limited Edition Single Tour 45mm
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It is supremely soft and supple. Weightless on the skin.
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First time wearing my S7 Hermès to work today since getting the Ultra.
It feels so light and thin and petite compared to the ultra!
Also miss the elegance of the leather band.
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Japanese eBay prices don’t make sense to me but…I think I'm really going to pass out. I didn't realize Apple Hermes replaced Rose Mexico with Rose Texas. They are two completely different colors. WHAT???? Why didn't I go with Rose Mexico. Where to find it now?
From Pursebop.com
https://www.pursebop.com/hermes-goes-tex-mex-with-fall-winter-2020-colors/
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Japanese eBay prices are stupidJapanese eBay prices don’t make sense to me but…
Apple Watch Hermes Leather Band 38 40 41mm Double Tour Rose Used Japan Fedex | eBay
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Wow. I really don't know. Looks good to me.I've been following this thread for years, admiring all your beautiful Hermès bands, and finally took the plunge with a Series 8 Hermès watch in September, which I love! Honestly, just the Lucky Horse face alone is worth the premium IMO 😆 However, that's not the reason I'm posting...
I've picked up a couple of double tour bands since then, I really like the unique look they have. I just received a Fauve Barenia double tour I purchased from eBay. It came in the retail Hermès box, and appears to be genuine except for the fact it's longer than my other double tour bands, and both sides of the band are stamped with an "L" before the 38mm marking. I also just noticed the label on the box has "L" at the end.
Presumably this stands for "long", but I have never heard of "long" 38mm double tour bands being sold before? The long part of the band is 2-3cm longer, and the short side about 1-2cm longer. Is this a thing? As I say, it appears genuine in every other way - correct markings on the buckle, correct shape of buckle, legitimate retail box, etc
I’ve attached some photos, would really appreciate your expert thoughts about what is going on here…
Can you photo the steel lugs where they touch the inside of the watch? As well as the underside of the tongue?I've been following this thread for years, admiring all your beautiful Hermès bands, and finally took the plunge with a Series 8 Hermès watch in September, which I love! Honestly, just the Lucky Horse face alone is worth the premium IMO 😆 However, that's not the reason I'm posting...
I've picked up a couple of double tour bands since then, I really like the unique look they have. I just received a Fauve Barenia double tour I purchased from eBay. It came in the retail Hermès box, and appears to be genuine except for the fact it's longer than my other double tour bands, and both sides of the band are stamped with an "L" before the 38mm marking. I also just noticed the label on the box has "L" at the end.
Presumably this stands for "long", but I have never heard of "long" 38mm double tour bands being sold before? The long part of the band is 2-3cm longer, and the short side about 1-2cm longer. Is this a thing? As I say, it appears genuine in every other way - correct markings on the buckle, correct shape of buckle, legitimate retail box, etc
I’ve attached some photos, would really appreciate your expert thoughts about what is going on here…
Wish I found a longer band! mine are always on the edge over my big wristI've been following this thread for years, admiring all your beautiful Hermès bands, and finally took the plunge with a Series 8 Hermès watch in September, which I love! Honestly, just the Lucky Horse face alone is worth the premium IMO 😆 However, that's not the reason I'm posting...
I've picked up a couple of double tour bands since then, I really like the unique look they have. I just received a Fauve Barenia double tour I purchased from eBay. It came in the retail Hermès box, and appears to be genuine except for the fact it's longer than my other double tour bands, and both sides of the band are stamped with an "L" before the 38mm marking. I also just noticed the label on the box has "L" at the end.
Presumably this stands for "long", but I have never heard of "long" 38mm double tour bands being sold before? The long part of the band is 2-3cm longer, and the short side about 1-2cm longer. Is this a thing? As I say, it appears genuine in every other way - correct markings on the buckle, correct shape of buckle, legitimate retail box, etc
I’ve attached some photos, would really appreciate your expert thoughts about what is going on here…
I disagree. The deployment buckle I think keeps the leather looking nicer longer since you are not having to constantly crease and pull the leather to buckle and unbuckle the band. You get less creasing and less wear around the sizing hole that the pin goes through with the deployment band. Now, whether that is worth an extra $200 is a very personal decision!The deployment buckle does appear to wear the leather down a little quicker due to its design but with every Hermès band you shouldn’t be wearing it every day anyway; even Hermès says to give them rest, they’ll look better longer if they’re not constantly taut and are put in their sleeves to flatten out between uses.
It's hard to get a good shot, but photo attached. They look exactly the same as the lugs on the Gold Single Tour that came with the watch direct from Apple. As does the stamp on the tongue.Can you photo the steel lugs where they touch the inside of the watch? As well as the underside of the tongue?
Yeah I'm on the edge too, I wear regular Double Tours on the last hole. This one doesn't have much overlap in size coverage, it fits me on the first hole.Wish I found a longer band! mine are always on the edge over my big wrist
I disagree. The deployment buckle I think keeps the leather looking nicer longer since you are not having to constantly crease and pull the leather to buckle and unbuckle the band. You get less creasing and less wear around the sizing hole that the pin goes through with the deployment band. Now, whether that is worth an extra $200 is a very personal decision!
Ok we officially need to page @choreographics about this Double Tour L, what a rarity!It's hard to get a good shot, but photo attached. They look exactly the same as the lugs on the Gold Single Tour that came with the watch direct from Apple. As does the stamp on the tongue.
Yeah I'm on the edge too, I wear regular Double Tours on the last hole. This one doesn't have much overlap in size coverage, it fits me on the first hole.
That’s a today pic?The selling point of the deployment buckle is the convenience it offers, so it’s understandable that most folks never want to deal with unbuckling it.
I prefer to flatten my bands out between wearing them and that’d require unbuckling every time. Bending the bands for a moment is fine—leather is elastic—it’s the continued stress (like from leaving it buckled) that reduces it’s ability to “bounce back” and wears the leather down permanently. To avoid this it needs time to rest and somewhat return to its original shape.
Hermès recommends storing the bands in their sleeves to do this. I go a step further, laying them out with a heavy towel folded over and that’s how my collection can keep looking fresh like this:
Of course, do whatever you think is best for you. Just know that if you look for used deployment bands, you can easily tell which ones were never unbuckled or stored properly.