Hermès launched its H bracelet in 2000. It is best known as the Clic Clac, after the sound the H-shaped clasp makes when the bracelet is opened and closed.
The bracelet pairs a coloured enamel band with an 'H' lock in gold-plated, palladium-plated or rose-gold-plated metal. Sotheby's estimates that it has been made in more than 100 enamel colours, with new ones released every season. There are two widths: the narrow Clic H and the wide Clic Clac H. Each comes in two sizes, GM and PM, with the GM having the larger circumference.
The Clic H belongs to the same family as the house's enamel bangles, first launched in 1976, and to the Hermès jewellery line that began with Robert Dumas's Chaîne d'ancre in 1938. It is one of the most widely traded Hermès accessories on the resale market.