Fahrenheit is the men's fragrance Parfums Christian Dior launched in 1988, created by Jean-Louis Sieuzac and Maurice Roger. Its violet leaf over leather and tonka produced the famous "hot engine" accord, and four decades later it is still one of the most recognisable masculines ever made.
This collection gathers the Fahrenheit bottles we hold in stock — from first-generation 1990s bottles whose base labels still carry "88% vol" and the 33 Avenue Hoche address, through the modern CD-monogram carton, to the 2007 flanker Fahrenheit 32 in its mirror-silver box. Every bottle is photographed, and we date each one by its packaging generation rather than by the listing title.
Want to date your own bottle? Read Dior Fahrenheit: Vintage vs Modern — Every Bottle Version and How to Date It, or run the code through our Christian Dior batch code checker.
