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When the elegance of the Roaring Twenties was reborn, ART DÉCO 1925’s Steel & Diamonds watch perfectly embodied the refined, timeless luxury of the era. Combining the purity of geometric lines with a resolutely chic style, this unique creation is a modern tribute to a period of daring and creativity.Eternal ModernityInspired by the early creations of French watchmaker HERBELIN, the Art Déco collection was created in the late 1970s. Today, it welcomes a new line called Art Déco 1925’s. Blowing a fresh breath of French elegance, its elegantly structured allure pays a fine tribute to this French artistic movement, which took its full bloom at the Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes, held in Paris in 1925.In praise of purityInfluenced by the Art Deco vocabulary of order, color and geometry, the steel case (29.5 x 22 mm) boasts an unmistakably graphic rectangular shape. Its geometric rigor is softened by the curved sapphire crystal, which delicately curves around the edge of the case. This watch features an almost monochrome design that exalts an elegance both sober and remarkable.The case catches the light brilliantly, highlighting every detail of its sophisticated design. The dial, illuminated by diamond hour markers, adds a touch of glamour to this model. Designed for the modern woman, this watch features a black leather strap that tapers to the pin buckle to sensually hug the wrist. This strap is treated to evoke the look of alligator.Sophisticated simplicityPowered by a Swiss-made quartz movement, the Ronda 751, a guarantee of quality and precision, this Made in France watch was designed, conceived, hand-assembled, adjusted and tested in the HERBELIN workshops. Combining noble materials with French watchmaking expertise perpetuated, from father to son, for three generations, it testifies to the values of the watchmaking house located in the heart of the Jura, in Franche-Comté, for over 75 years.Designed specifically for men, this Art Deco 1925’s testifies, once again, to the French brand HERBELIN’s interest in men’s watches. Since its beginnings in 1947, men’s watches have always occupied a place of choice, constantly reinventing themselves over the years. Distinguished both day and night, this unveiled novelty is a fine example.