Hermès watches for women are known for their blend of elegance and contemporary design—pieces that never go out of style. In this article, we’re spotlighting five of the most popular models, carefully selected for their versatility. Whether you’re dressing up for a formal event or keeping it casual, these watches fit effortlessly into any wardrobe.
If you’re thinking about adding a Hermès watch to your collection, this guide is a great place to start.
※Note: Prices mentioned in this article are for reference only and reflect estimates at the time of writing. For the latest pricing, please check directly with stores or official retailers.
We’ve handpicked five standout Hermès watches that continue to be top choices among women. These models were selected based on the following key criteria:
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The Cape Cod was designed by Henri d’Origny in 1991 and has since gained a strong following among enthusiasts.
It is available in three sizes: 23 mm × 31 mm, 29 mm × 37 mm, and 33 mm × 41 mm.
The watch was inspired by the American luxury resort area “Cape Cod,” featuring a distinctive design that combines a square dial with soft curves.
It is said to draw inspiration from the waves along the coastline and the horizon line.
Its design is popular for being easy to wear in both formal and casual settings.
As of the time this article was updated, the retail price starts at approximately ¥488,400, varying depending on size and materials used.
For example, stainless steel models are relatively affordable, while those made with pink gold, diamond accents, or exotic leather straps are priced higher.
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This model features a distinctive design inspired by Hermès’ iconic “H” motif. It comes in four sizes: 17.2 × 17.2 mm, 21 × 21 mm, 26 × 26 mm, and 30.5 × 30.5 mm. Among them, the most popular and classic size for women is 21 × 21 mm.
While the case design is eye-catching, the overall look remains simple, making it versatile and suitable for everything from casual to business and formal settings.
As of the time this article was updated, the retail price starts at approximately ¥506,000, varying depending on the size and materials used.
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This model features a slimmed-down silhouette reminiscent of the Cape Cod, with a feminine design that gives the wrist a sleek and elegant look.
It incorporates the iconic Chaîne d’Ancre motif, making it a popular choice among those who value Hermès' brand identity.
The watch is available in three sizes: 17 mm × 29 mm、20mm × 33mm、22mm × 39mm
It wears like a piece of jewelry and is well-suited for a wide range of occasions, from casual to formal.
As of the time this article was updated, the retail price starts at approximately ¥419,100, varying depending on size and materials used.
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The Slim d’Hermès is known for its ultra-thin case and distinctive Arabic numeral font. Designed by typographer Philippe Apeloig, the watch offers a clean, minimalist look with just the right touch of personality.
In addition to hour and minute display, some models also include practical features such as a GMT function, date display, or moon phase—making it a highly functional timepiece as well.
Popular sizes for women are 25 mm and 32 mm in diameter. With its understated elegance, this model is especially well-suited for business settings.
As of the time this article was updated, the retail price starts at around ¥300,000, with variations depending on size and materials used.
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Originally designed by Henri d’Origny in 1978, this model features a round case with a classic and elegant look.
The Arceau stands out with two distinctive design elements. First is the asymmetrical lug shape—different at the 12 o’clock and 6 o’clock positions—modeled after a stirrup used in horseback riding. Second is the slanted Arabic numerals, whose flowing style evokes the motion and speed of a galloping horse.
Available case diameters include 23 mm, 34 mm, 30–40 mm, and 41–43 mm.
As of the time this article was updated, the retail price starts at around ¥340,000, varying depending on size and materials used.
If you’ve ever wondered, “I’d love to own a Hermès watch—but which one suits my age best?”, this section is for you. Here, we break down top Hermès watch picks by age group to help you find the perfect match.
For women in their 20s, we recommend models with a minimalist and elegant design—pieces that are refined yet easy to wear for everyday life and early career stages.
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With its signature “H”-shaped case, the H Watch is a minimalist and iconic choice—especially popular among younger generations. It’s also a great entry-level luxury watch, perfect for those purchasing their first high-end timepiece.
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The compact size makes it a perfect fit for younger women. With its distinctive rectangular case, the design is both feminine and elegant—easy to wear like an accessory.
For women in their 30s, we’ve selected versatile models that transition seamlessly from casual to formal settings.
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Featuring the iconic Chaîne d’Ancre motif, this model blends classic elegance with a modern touch. Its design strikes the perfect balance between casual and formal, making it an excellent match for the lifestyle of women in their 30s.
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A standout model with an asymmetrical case inspired by equestrian armor. Its rounded, streamlined silhouette creates a look that’s both futuristic and elegant. Highly recommended for career-driven women and those in their 30s with a strong sense of style.
We’ve handpicked models that beautifully combine elegance with a touch of individuality.
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With a simple design that pursues elegance, the unique numeral font on the dial adds a touch of personality. It brings a refined and mature beauty to business and formal occasions.
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A model that combines luxury and practicality, perfectly suited for women in their 40s and beyond. Its asymmetrical design also adds a unique sense of individuality.
Hermès watches are not mass-produced, so it’s rare to find your desired model readily available at an authorized store. That’s where the secondary market—pre-owned dealers—comes into play.
Here, we’ll explore the advantages and disadvantages of buying from authorized dealers versus secondary market sellers, along with key points to keep in mind for each option.
While secondary market dealers offer the advantage of immediate purchase when the watch is in stock, concerns about counterfeit products are understandable.
To help you choose a trustworthy secondary market dealer, here are some key points to consider:
There are many dealers selling Hermès watches in the secondary market, but it’s important to verify their reliability by visiting the store in person or contacting them to see if they provide sincere and professional responses.
XIAOMA, a specialist Hermès dealer, not only offers in-store support but also assists customers through LINE inquiries. They have a wide selection of Hermès watches available, so please feel free to reach out for any questions or consultations.
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Among Hermès watches, there are some models that have already been discontinued but still enjoy a strong following among enthusiasts. Here, we introduce two of these discontinued models.
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Discontinued in 2018, the Clipper is known for its simple and refined design that truly reflects the Hermès spirit, making it highly sought-after in the secondary (pre-owned) market.
This model features a round case inspired by the 19th-century large sailing ships called "clippers," with a distinctive porthole design reminiscent of ship windows.
The discontinuation is believed to be influenced by changes in production lines due to a collaboration with Apple Watch and difficulties in sourcing materials.
When available, the simpler models were originally priced in the 200,000 yen range. Currently, on the pre-owned market, prices range roughly from 40,000 to 200,000 yen, depending on condition and materials used.
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The Tandem model features a case design inspired by the iconic "H" motif and a simple, minimalist dial. It was discontinued in the early 2010s but continues to enjoy popularity in the secondary (pre-owned) market.
The case sides incorporate the shape of the "H," showcasing Hermès’ signature refined design. The dial omits the seconds hand, giving it a stylish and urban appeal.
The discontinuation is believed to be due to the transition to new collections and the reorganization of production lines.
Originally, simple versions were priced around 350,000 yen. On the current secondary market, prices range approximately between 60,000 and 150,000 yen, depending on condition and materials used.
Hermès watches hold significant asset value in the secondary (pre-owned) market, thanks to the brand’s prestige and rarity. The following factors especially influence their value:
Hermès watches are known for their refined, timeless designs, valued across generations. If you’re considering a purchase, it’s best to think about your personal style and the occasions where you’ll wear the watch.
At XIAOMA, we offer a wide selection of Hermès watches. We invite you to visit us and try them on to find the perfect match for you.
