This is a 1960s Hermès Vendôme bracelet. It is a valuable bracelet designed by the French jeweler "Georges L'Enfant," who also designed numerous masterpieces such as the Chaine d'Ancre. Georges L'Enfant also worked on jewelry for Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, and other brands in addition to Hermès. The beautiful pattern engraved on the chain, which is a characteristic of the Vendôme. Despite its heavy design, it has a sophisticated and modern atmosphere, and it has a highly artistic and elegant appearance. The clasp is a double-lock type, and the clasp blends into the design, creating a beautiful silhouette from any angle. In addition, it is a rare piece with the HERMES engraving, the workshop mark (Georges L'Enfant workshop), and the crab hallmark stamped on the clasp. The size is 13 links, and a wearing image with a wrist circumference of 16.5cm is included for reference. I usually wear GM 13 links in Chaine d'Ancre, but because the method of putting it on and taking it off is different, I think it is the best size for those who wear GM 12-13 links. The purchase location is PELEMELE in Daikanyama. A certificate of authenticity (with the date of purchase and product code on the back) was issued at the time of purchase, so it will be included with the receipt. Fashion YouTuber Genji introduced it in his video, so if you want to know more, we recommend watching the video. 【Brand】HERMES 【Model】VENDOME 【Year】1960s 【Size】13 links 【Material】Silver 800 【Accessories】Box, PELEMELE guarantee, receipt ・As this is a used/vintage item, there are some dullness, minor scratches, and signs of use due to aging, so please consider this before purchasing. ・Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about minor details, as this item is stored by an individual. ・Shipping may be on weekends due to work, but the estimated shipping time is set to 2-3 days. ・Returns and cancellations are not accepted to prevent replacement, so please understand. ・Please note that the listing may be removed without notice as it is also listed on other sites. If you have any questions, please feel free to comment. Thank you.