Limited Edition Hermes products
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Saw this mesmerizing limited edition watch today in the H watch catalogue - La Montre Hermes,
Hermes Cape Cod Tonneau Snow Setting
Taking 160 hours to put together, this Hermes Cape Cod has 449 diamonds for the dial, 750 for the case, 42 for the buckle and a cabochon for the crown, totalling 8.33 carats.
Edition: Limited numbered edition of 24
(photo credit:top100world.info)
This watch is approx. $150,000.
Hermes Cape Cod Tonneau Snow Setting
Taking 160 hours to put together, this Hermes Cape Cod has 449 diamonds for the dial, 750 for the case, 42 for the buckle and a cabochon for the crown, totalling 8.33 carats.
Edition: Limited numbered edition of 24
(photo credit:top100world.info)
This watch is approx. $150,000.
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Celebrating the 35th Anniversary of the Hong Kong Arts Centre (HKAC) in 2012.
In support of the HKAC's dedication to its role as an arts and cultural incubator and a catalyst to the creative forces from all walks of life, Hermes has personalized the Peuple du Vent ("People of the Wind") 90 cm silk twill scarf and printed it in limited edition to mark the celebration of the 35th Anniversary of the HKAC in 2012.
The scarf is available in limited quantity and should be in Hong Kong shops starting today.
The above scans of the brochure show an intense orange background. The following is a photo of the actual scarf. The orange is named "corail" and should give a better idea.
In support of the HKAC's dedication to its role as an arts and cultural incubator and a catalyst to the creative forces from all walks of life, Hermes has personalized the Peuple du Vent ("People of the Wind") 90 cm silk twill scarf and printed it in limited edition to mark the celebration of the 35th Anniversary of the HKAC in 2012.
The scarf is available in limited quantity and should be in Hong Kong shops starting today.
The above scans of the brochure show an intense orange background. The following is a photo of the actual scarf. The orange is named "corail" and should give a better idea.
Hello everyone! 
I'm a late bloomer and now am totally in love with Hermes, really appreciate their works.
Usually how can I tell if an item is limited edition (if not getting it from the H boutiques, say from resellers)? As i'm still trying to establish a r/s with the SAs =/
I'm a late bloomer and now am totally in love with Hermes, really appreciate their works.Usually how can I tell if an item is limited edition (if not getting it from the H boutiques, say from resellers)? As i'm still trying to establish a r/s with the SAs =/
Auriel said:Hello everyone!
Usually how can I tell if an item is limited edition (if not getting it from the H boutiques, say from resellers)? As i'm still trying to establish a r/s with the SAs =/
They usually have a designation on the scarf, for example, the name of the charity or cause, sometimes in place of the scarf title. Also, limited editions are usually only found at only one boutique or location in the world. So, for example, the limited edition Neige d'Antan does not say "Neige d'Antan", it says "Torino 2006" instead, and it was only available for purchase at the Turin boutique.
I know this thread is old but the Ltd Eds go on 
One of the two Grande Tenue made for the (British) Queen's Jubilee 2012
Here with a Ltd Ed Aquascutum silk trench coat (original design 1953) which depicts the Queen's coronation
One of the two Grande Tenue made for the (British) Queen's Jubilee 2012
Here with a Ltd Ed Aquascutum silk trench coat (original design 1953) which depicts the Queen's coronation
I know this thread is old but the Ltd Eds go on
One of the two Grande Tenue made for the (British) Queen's Jubilee 2012
Here with a Ltd Ed Aquascutum silk trench coat (original design 1953) which depicts the Queen's coronation
Such a stunning combination!
Stunning thread!
I'm a H newbie and interested in learning more about their Limited Edition-etiquette. As I see from the items posted here, they've issued for everything from store openings, to Olympics, anniversaries, royal events and charities. But I wonder if it is a consequent procedure? E. g. Was there one for the London Olympics? And I saw there was a scarf issued for Charles and Diana's wedding, did they issue for Kate and Wills' too? Or, if it's only for 2nd in line to the throne, what about Swedish Crown Princess Couple Victoria and Daniel's wedding? Does the size of the market have much to do about where they issue Ltd Eds? I've also noticed scarfs honouring other products and brands - would this be something done wholeheartedly from Hèrmes side, are they rather approached, or are there perhaps even a committee receiving applications?:giggles: Very eager to learn how the masterminds of Hèrmes think and work their magic.
I hope this is not the wrong place to ask, thank you so much in advance to all you ladies making tPF the go to oracle for obsessive questions about the most fabulous things in life!
I'm a H newbie and interested in learning more about their Limited Edition-etiquette. As I see from the items posted here, they've issued for everything from store openings, to Olympics, anniversaries, royal events and charities. But I wonder if it is a consequent procedure? E. g. Was there one for the London Olympics? And I saw there was a scarf issued for Charles and Diana's wedding, did they issue for Kate and Wills' too? Or, if it's only for 2nd in line to the throne, what about Swedish Crown Princess Couple Victoria and Daniel's wedding? Does the size of the market have much to do about where they issue Ltd Eds? I've also noticed scarfs honouring other products and brands - would this be something done wholeheartedly from Hèrmes side, are they rather approached, or are there perhaps even a committee receiving applications?:giggles: Very eager to learn how the masterminds of Hèrmes think and work their magic.
I hope this is not the wrong place to ask, thank you so much in advance to all you ladies making tPF the go to oracle for obsessive questions about the most fabulous things in life!
Never too much bling for me ~ thanks for the pic of THAT cape cod watch, nguyenp!
I know this thread is old but the Ltd Eds go on
One of the two Grande Tenue made for the (British) Queen's Jubilee 2012
Here with a Ltd Ed Aquascutum silk trench coat (original design 1953) which depicts the Queen's coronation
papertiger, what a lovely outfit and that Grande Tenue silk is a gorgeous color, have always loved that design
:le sigh:
I know this thread is old but the Ltd Eds go on
One of the two Grande Tenue made for the (British) Queen's Jubilee 2012
Here with a Ltd Ed Aquascutum silk trench coat (original design 1953) which depicts the Queen's coronation
O M G - I would lick floors for that raincoat! You really have some treasures, PT!!