Yes.If purchasing directly from Apple, the standard 2-week return policy applies, yes?
Yes.If purchasing directly from Apple, the standard 2-week return policy applies, yes?
I went with the ceramic this time, and could not be happier. I had the SS with the Hermès series 0, but when I saw the ceramic one, I knew I had to have it. My main concern was would it work with my Hermès band, and in my opinion it works well with it.
It remind me of the retro appliances with ceramic and stainless steel.
get it with the folding buckle, you won't regret the extra costOriginally I was looking at one of the SS watches. Then I said to myself you're buying a gadget that's going to be absolute in a year or so. So I started looking at one of the aluminum ones. But I still didn't like any of them. Finally I said to myself, what the hell the Hermes is the one I really want! I love the face, the leather, the extra orange band.
Lucky for me that's when I saw a 42mm Fauve Barenia ST became available at my local Apple Store. So excited to pick it up tomorrow.
Congrats with your new ceramic
I love the Hermès (I own one myself too) and last week I had the ceramic on my wrist and the color combo is quite stunning and very subtile....but the leather Hermès band with the ceramic is IMHO not a great match.
The SS adapters are too much a contrast with the ceramic material. I think a sportband is the best way to opt for. Both have a more "industrial" look.
But hey, it is all a matter of taste
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get it with the folding buckle, you won't regret the extra cost
Are you guys referring the Double Tour when you say folding buckle?get it with the folding buckle, you won't regret the extra cost
I'd take a guess at the Single Tour Deployment Buckle.Are you guys referring the Double Tour when you say folding buckle?
I'd take a guess at the Single Tour Deployment Buckle.
Are you guys referring the Double Tour when you say folding buckle?
sorry I think the correct English word is deployment buckle
Ok sorry just was not sure which one you were referring too. The deployment buckle is the best one. Had I been able to order that one, I would have gone for it. I think it still says not available on Apple site.
Ok sorry just was not sure which one you were referring too. The deployment buckle is the best one. Had I been able to order that one, I would have gone for it. I think it still says not available on Apple site.
I don't understand how the deployment buckle works, and why it is better than a regular band. Is it faster to get on/off? More comfortable to wear? More durable? Could someone explain?
hmm, I had a reservation at the Munich Hermès Store for the Hermès Series 2 in Fauve Barenia with Deployment buckle and it came in last Friday. I changed my mind last minute as I ordered a SS Series 2 in space black to have 2 completely different watches. Th original Hermes to wear with leather- and the series 2 with more sportive bands
Basically, It puts much less stress on a leather band then a regular clasp.I don't understand how the deployment buckle works, and why it is better than a regular band. Is it faster to get on/off? More comfortable to wear? More durable? Could someone explain?
I don't understand how the deployment buckle works, and why it is better than a regular band. Is it faster to get on/off? More comfortable to wear? More durable? Could someone explain?
Quicker to use and less wear on the strap.I don't understand how the deployment buckle works, and why it is better than a regular band. Is it faster to get on/off? More comfortable to wear? More durable? Could someone explain?
Probably the Hermes Shops got some supply before the Apple Store itself. It as also an Hermès product after allReally that is interesting. Here in the states as soon as I went to preorder it said unavailable. I believe it still says unavailable. I have not seen anyone on MR that says they got the deployment buckle. It's almost like they never had any.
This is what the US stores says.
Also the under part of your wrist is now in contact with metal (the deployment buckle) and not with leather, so sweat has less influence on the leather..
That sounds to me like defeating the purpose of getting a leather strap, if your skin is in contact with metal. The point of getting leather is to feel the leather, no?
Probably the Hermes Shops got some supply before the Apple Store itself. It as also an Hermès product after all
I would think that the Deployment band would be difficult to remove from the watch. You either have to press both releases at the same time and slide both parts out at the same time (probably impossible), or, do one, slide the band slightly, then do the same to the other, and slowly work the band out of the watch. Seems like a real PITA, plus it'd put some torque/twist on the band. If you're not a band-switcher, no problem I guess. But it seems like it'd be a problem if you like to swap bands with any real frequency.
I would think that the Deployment band would be difficult to remove from the watch. You either have to press both releases at the same time and slide both parts out at the same time (probably impossible), or, do one, slide the band slightly, then do the same to the other, and slowly work the band out of the watch. Seems like a real PITA, plus it'd put some torque/twist on the band. If you're not a band-switcher, no problem I guess. But it seems like it'd be a problem if you like to swap bands with any real frequency.
I would think that the Deployment band would be difficult to remove from the watch. You either have to press both releases at the same time and slide both parts out at the same time (probably impossible), or, do one, slide the band slightly, then do the same to the other, and slowly work the band out of the watch. Seems like a real PITA, plus it'd put some torque/twist on the band. If you're not a band-switcher, no problem I guess. But it seems like it'd be a problem if you like to swap bands with any real frequency.
I would think that the Deployment band would be difficult to remove from the watch. You either have to press both releases at the same time and slide both parts out at the same time (probably impossible), or, do one, slide the band slightly, then do the same to the other, and slowly work the band out of the watch. Seems like a real PITA, plus it'd put some torque/twist on the band. If you're not a band-switcher, no problem I guess. But it seems like it'd be a problem if you like to swap bands with any real frequency.
The Apple link bracelet also has a deployment clasp and I haven't heard anyone say that is difficult to remove while swapping bands.That is also something you have to think about with the deployment buckle. I guess it's whether the wear and tear is more important then switching bands.