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" When one thinks of sporty watches, Herm\u00E8s is not exactly the first brand that pops into mind. Elegant watches? They&amp;#039;ve got plenty. Statement watches? More than a few. But the only sport chrono in the Herm\u00E8s family is the Clipper; first introduced in 1981, and now updated for 2010. And by updated we mean a surprisingly un-hefty, forty-four-millimeter case (made of titanium for lightness and strength), plus a rubber bracelet that&amp;#039;s quite fetching in Herm\u00E8s orange for the first time (above). The Clipper is powered by a thirteen-jewel automatic movement with a forty-six-hour power reserve, and it&amp;#039;s water-resistant to two-hundred meters. More than enough to qualify as a sporting watch, but it doesn&amp;#039;t have to be. This is Herm\u00E8s we&amp;#039;re talking about, so the clipper also comes in an exceptionally elegant time and date version. Pictured in gray below.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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