Hermes, Arceau Equateur, Equator series, tropical jungle red parrot theme, filigree micro-painting enamel technique. First, patterns and shapes are drawn with extremely fine gold coils, then glazes are filled multiple times according to different melting points of glazes and fired at a high temperature of 800-900 degrees. Feathers The color transition of details such as leaves is a great test of the enameler's mastery of various colored glazes. Such a complex dial usually requires about 20 to 30 times. One wrong step and the entire dial will be scrapped, so the yield rate is extremely low. It is fired with traditional Geneva techniques. The case is made of 18K white gold, and the bezel is set with Peridot. The diameter of the case is 34 millimeters, and it is equipped with an automatic mechanical movement. This wristwatch is a work of the Hermes Haute Couture Workshop, with a limited production of 12 pieces. This one is the prototype.