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Alright, watch fanatics, buckle up because we’re about to dive deep into the dazzling world of LVMH 2025! This wasn’t your average watch event; it was a horological extravaganza, a symphony of ticking marvels, a… well, you get the picture. Nine of LVMH’s top Maisons, including returning rockstars like Bvlgari, Hublot, TAG Heuer, Zenith, Daniel Roth and Gerald Genta, shared the stage with exciting newcomers: Louis Vuitton, Tiffany & Co. and  L’Epée 1839. So, grab your magnifying glass, because we’re about to get up close and personal with these time-telling treasures.

Zenith: Double the Trouble, Double the Dazzle!

Zenith came to play, not just tell time. They unleashed two absolute showstoppers. First, the Defy Skyline Chronograph Skeleton. Just the name itself sounds like a futuristic superhero. This 42mm stainless steel beast is a masterclass in transparency. The openworked dial isn’t just cool, it’s a window into the intricate dance of the El Primero 3600SK movement. You can literally watch the gears whir and the escapement tick. And that star-shaped oscillating weight? Pure genius. It’s like Zenith saying, “Look what we can do!” Available in sleek black or cool blue, both with matching bracelets and rubber straps, this watch is ready for anything from a black-tie gala to a deep-sea adventure.

But hold on, because Zenith wasn’t done dropping jaws. They then unleashed the Chronomaster Sport Rainbow. This watch is so vibrant, it sings. The bezel is a kaleidoscope of rainbow-coloured gemstones – sapphires, rubies, emeralds, the whole shebang! And it doesn’t stop there. The dial features baguette-cut sapphire indices, adding another layer of sparkle. The black lacquered dial provides the perfect backdrop for this explosion colour, while the subdials maintain Zenith’s iconic tri-colour palette. Housed in an 18-carat white gold case and powered by the legendary El Primero 3600 movement (boasting a 60-hour power reserve, because precision is key), this 41mm masterpiece is pure wrist candy.

Bvlgari: Serpenti – More Than Just a Pretty Face

Bvlgari’s Serpenti collection is legendary, a symbol of eternity and renewal. And in 2025, it’s getting a serious upgrade. Bvlgari has introduced the Lady Solotempo BVS100 automatic movement and it’s a game changer. This in-house creation is a testament to Bvlgari’s horological expertise. It’s compact, robust and offers a 50-hour power reserve. But the real magic is how it integrates with the Serpenti Seduttori and Tubogas collections. It’s not just a movement, it’s a statement. And to make sure everyone knows what’s ticking inside, the dials will proudly display “Automatic.” Because when you’ve got it, flaunt it!

Daniel Roth: Back to the Future, But Thinner!

The revival of Daniel Roth continues and it’s getting slimmer and sleeker. The Extra Plat Souscription is a tribute to their ultra-thin models from the ‘90s. This isn’t just a re-release; it’s a reimagining. Limited to a mere 20 pieces in luxurious yellow gold, this 38.6mm x 35.5mm beauty houses the new hand-wound DR002 calibre. And get this: it’s only 3.1mm thick! The hand-turned hobnail guilloché dial is a work of art, a testament to traditional craftsmanship. It’s a classic dress watch with a modern twist, a whisper of elegance on the wrist.

Gerald Genta: From Sea Urchins to Fiery Opals

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Gerald Genta is known for pushing boundaries and the Gentissima Oursin Fire Opal is no exception. Inspired by the mesmerising hues of fire opals from Mexico, this watch is a celebration of nature’s artistry. 137 fire opals are meticulously set around the yellow gold case, creating a dazzling frame for the vibrant cornelian dial. It’s bold, it’s beautiful, it’s utterly captivating. And powering this fiery masterpiece is the GG-005 Zenith Elite Calibre.

Louis Vuitton: A Classical Education in Timekeeping

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Louis Vuitton’s Tambour collection has always been a playground for innovation. But this year, they’re taking a more classical approach. The Tambour Convergence is a nod to “aperture watches” from the Art Deco era. It’s a sophisticated take on timekeeping, showcasing Louis Vuitton’s horological prowess. This watch features a brand-new, in-house automatic movement. Available in rose gold and a diamond-studded platinum version, the 37mm case is a study in elegant simplicity. The “Convergence” represents the combined expertise of Louis Vuitton’s watchmaking ateliers. Time is displayed through apertures, inspired by sunlight filtering through clouds, with rotating discs and a lozenge marker. The platinum model, with its 795 snow-set diamonds, is pure luxury.

Tiffany & Co.” Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend (and These Watches Are Too!)

Tiffany & Co. brought the sparkle and the glamour with a collection designed to dazzle. The Carat 128 Aquamarine, inspired by the legendary Tiffany Diamond, is a showstopper. 897 diamonds and a breathtaking 35.23-carat aquamarine? Need we say more? The Eternity watch, inspired by a Tiffany lamp, features plique-à-jour enamel and diamond hour markers. It’s a piece of art on your wrist. The Bird on a Rock Tsavorite watch, inspired by Jean Schlumberger, features a rotating tsavorite ring and a hand-carved bird. It’s playful, it’s whimsical, it’s utterly charming. And finally, the Twenty Four Stone Watch, also inspired by Schlumberger, dazzles with diamonds and a yellow gold cross-stitch motif. It’s a celebration of Tiffany’s heritage and craftsmanship.

LVMH 2025 showcased the dazzling future of haute horlogerie. From Zenith’s vibrant gems to Daniel Roth’s sleek elegance and Tiffany’s whimsical creations, these timepieces are wearable art with stories to tell. The event proved that innovation and artistry continue to drive the industry forward, leaving us excited for what horological wonders LVMH will unveil next.

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