We got a chance to interact with Artistic Director Philippe Delhotal of La Montre Herms on the new developments and techniques used to master the brandand#039;s horological craftsmanship.

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pMapping the journey making impeccable leather goods to fine watches, Philippe Delhotal, Artistic Director at La Montre Hermandegrave;s, shares with us details on the new techniques and innovations infused to notch up the craftsmanship game.andnbsp;br /br /strongIn the current economic scenario, how easy or difficult is it to focus on creativity and innovation"/strongbr /Creativity is at the centre of Hermandegrave;sandrsquo;s developments. It lies in remaining loyal to the values of the house: an elegant and discreet style, beautifully crafted products, and strong creativity. We should not be guided by the mood of the market. We will continue to create products that make our customer dream by bringing a touch of fun.br /br /strongSince joining La Montre Hermandegrave;s as creative director in 2009, what are some of the developments that youandrsquo;ve initiated"/strongbr /Since 2009, we have been developing the craftsmanship segment with a range of exceptional and limited pieces highlighting some specific know-how to apply in watchmaking such as marquetry, crystal, porcelain, enamel or lacquer. The year 2011 was a strong year with the launch of the Arceau Le Temps Suspendu, which showed a different way of interpreting time with an unconventional and singular comp...