LVMH Watch Week 2025: A Luxurious Showcase of Timepieces and Innovation
LVMH Watch Week 2025, a key event in the horological calendar, was originally set to take place in Los Angeles but was swiftly relocated to New York City and Paris due to the Californian wildfires. Despite the logistical challenges, the event still went ahead with great success, showcasing some of the most prestigious names in luxury watchmaking. With nine renowned LVMH watchmaking brands in attendance, including notable first-time participants like Tiffany & Co. and Louis Vuitton, the event proved to be an extraordinary start to the year for both collectors and enthusiasts alike.
From Hublot’s bold Meca-10 to Zenith’s sparkling Chronomaster Sport, LVMH Watch Week displayed an array of highly anticipated releases that blend technical expertise with artistic flair. Here, we explore the standout releases from some of the most prestigious brands in the luxury watchmaking world.
Hublot: Mastering Innovation and Style
Hublot kicked off the year with a stunning collection that continues to redefine luxury timepieces. The most talked-about release was the downsized Meca-10, which offers the signature Hublot style and precision in a more compact design—perfect for those who appreciate the brand's bold aesthetic but prefer a smaller watch. In addition, Hublot introduced new sapphire and ceramic cases, pushing the boundaries of materials and design in the luxury watchmaking space. As if that wasn’t enough, the snake-themed timepiece dazzled audiences with its intricate design, offering a fusion of artistry and craftsmanship that Hublot is known for. This is a timepiece that’s as much a conversation starter as it is a reliable tool for timekeeping.
Hublot's timepieces are considered premium with a price range typically starting from around $15,000, but the brand's more complex designs can reach prices of $100,000 or more.
Tiffany & Co.: A Bold Debut
For the first time ever, Tiffany & Co. graced the event with its stunning timepieces. This jewelry icon introduced a series of jewellery watches, merging its rich history of fine craftsmanship with precision timekeeping. Tiffany & Co. has long been synonymous with elegance, and its watches continue that legacy. The pieces launched during LVMH Watch Week show off diamond-encrusted bezels and delicate designs, perfect for collectors looking to add a touch of luxury to their wrist. Drawing inspiration from Tiffany’s iconic motifs, these watches are timeless pieces that pay homage to the brand’s heritage while embracing contemporary innovations.
Expect prices for Tiffany & Co. timepieces to range from around $20,000, with some of the brand's more intricate and limited-edition pieces reaching well over $50,000.
Louis Vuitton: Debuting with Style
Louis Vuitton made its much-anticipated debut at LVMH Watch Week 2025 with two stunning collections: Tambour Taiko Spin Time and Tambour Convergence. The Tambour Taiko Spin Time is a real showstopper, featuring a unique rotating cube mechanism that replaces the traditional dial to tell the time. It’s a playful yet sophisticated piece that highlights Louis Vuitton's innovative approach to horology. On the other hand, the Tambour Convergence combines a sleek, futuristic design with the brand's heritage in crafting iconic luxury goods. It’s clear that Louis Vuitton is making a bold move in the watchmaking world, offering pieces that blend fashion with fine craftsmanship.
Louis Vuitton's watches typically start at around $5,000, with limited-edition models commanding prices upwards of $50,000.
Daniel Roth & Gérald Genta: Haute Horlogerie at Its Finest
In a celebration of exceptional craftsmanship, Daniel Roth and Gérald Genta, both part of La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton, presented two remarkable timepieces. The Extra Plat Souscription by Daniel Roth redefines the ultra-thin watch, featuring meticulous attention to detail and an elegant design that showcases the brand’s commitment to the highest levels of craftsmanship. Meanwhile, Gérald Genta’s Gentissima Oursin Fire Opal is a true work of art, boasting a mesmerizing fire opal dial and intricate detailing that speaks to the brand’s history of producing watches with a high level of artistry and horological expertise.
Timepieces from La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton are not for the faint of heart, typically starting around $30,000 and easily rising to over $100,000 for more complicated models.
Bvlgari: Evolution of the Serpenti
Bvlgari continued its legacy with the Lady Solotempo BVS100 automatic movement at LVMH Watch Week, seamlessly updating their beloved Serpenti Seduttori collection. The new Serpenti models now boast automatic movements that elevate their complexity while staying true to the snake-inspired motif. Bvlgari also unveiled the Serpenti Tubogas, which continues to captivate with its coil-like design, combining style and technology to meet the demands of modern watch enthusiasts.
The Serpenti collection by Bvlgari is known for its timeless appeal, with prices for entry-level models starting around $8,000. More complicated pieces can easily reach $100,000 or beyond.
Tag Heuer: Motorsport Passion
Tag Heuer remains deeply rooted in the world of motorsports, and this year’s Formula 1 Chronograph and Carrera Chronograph collections are proof of that. Featuring sleek, sporty designs and refined technical features, these watches offer a perfect blend of luxury and function. The Carrera Chronograph with its eye-catching purple dials stands out as a perfect example of how Tag Heuer continues to fuse the world of motorsports with fine Swiss watchmaking. The refreshed range ensures that the brand remains a key player in the luxury sports watch segment.
Prices for Tag Heuer’s Formula 1 and Carrera models range from $2,000 for the more basic models to upwards of $8,000 for the more complicated chronographs.
Zenith: A Rainbow of Excellence
Zenith unveiled two exceptional timepieces: the Defy Skyline Chronograph Skeleton and the Chronomaster Sport in rainbow gems. The Defy Skyline Chronograph Skeleton offers a stunning view of the watch’s intricate mechanics, allowing enthusiasts to appreciate the precision that goes into every component. Meanwhile, the rainbow gem-set version of the Chronomaster Sport is a luxurious, vibrant update on a classic design, showcasing Zenith’s commitment to combining craftsmanship and flair.
Zenith watches are priced from around $6,000 for basic models, with more elaborate pieces—such as those with gemstone detailing—reaching up to $40,000 or more.
The Future of Luxury Timepieces
LVMH Watch Week 2025 has once again proven that the world of luxury watchmaking is far from stagnant. With brands like Hublot, Louis Vuitton, and Tiffany & Co. pushing the envelope with innovative designs, the future of timepieces is as exciting as ever. Whether it’s the evolution of iconic collections like the Serpenti by Bvlgari or the introduction of new concepts like the Tambour Taiko Spin Time from Louis Vuitton, it’s clear that the watchmaking industry is moving in bold new directions.
As these brands continue to refine their craftsmanship and experiment with new materials and technologies, collectors and watch enthusiasts alike will be eagerly anticipating the next wave of releases. The pieces presented at LVMH Watch Week 2025 are not only beautiful but also represent the pinnacle of technical and artistic achievement in horology.
For those seeking the finest in luxury timepieces, LVMH Watch Week 2025 has laid the groundwork for what promises to be another thrilling year for the world of high-end watchmaking.
