Best Watches of LVMH Watch Week 2025 - TAG Heuer, Zenith, Hublot

Best Watches of LVMH Watch Week 2025

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  • LVMH Watch Week 2025 runs from 20 to 21 January in New York and 30 to 31 January in Paris.
  • The event was originally scheduled for Los Angeles; however, was moved due to the recent wildfires on the West Coast of the U.S.
  • For the first time, LVMH is showcasing all nine of its watchmaking brands: Bvlgari, Hublot, Daniel Roth, Gérald Genta, L’Epée 1839, Louis Vuitton, TAG Heuer, Tiffany & Co. and Zenith.

With the dust still settling on a hectic New Year celebration, the watch world again turns its attention to the top end of town. The ever-evolving LVMH Watch Week has officially kicked off in New York, offering a rare pre-Watches & Wonders glimpse into the world of haute horology. As expected, traditional maisons TAG Heuer, Zenith, Hublot and Bvlgari will again take pride of place in the LVMH lineup, however, you can expect to see a few changes for this year’s event—not all of which were planned.

In a first for the showcase, LVMH Watch Week will run across two distinct phases. The first will run from 20 to 21 January in New York, while the second phase will launch in Paris on 30 January. Originally, the event was slated to occur from January 21-24 in Los Angeles, however, was rescheduled due to the devastating wildfires currently impacting the U.S. west coast. Evacuation orders enforced on January 12 effectively halted the scheduled media and client meetings, however, LVMH has confirmed that product launches will go ahead in New York as planned.

Best Watches of LVMH Watch Week 2025

At LVMH Watch Week 2025, there was no shortage of stand-out releases. From Hublot’s ultra-contemporary take on haute horology to TAG Heuer‘s more traditional chronograph focus, the established players proved why they are considered icons. Highlights from the 2025 event include:

Now you’ve read the highlights, let’s check out the complete list.

TAG Heuer Formula 1 Chronograph x Oracle Red Bull Racing | Image: Supplied
TAG Heuer Formula 1 Chronograph x Oracle Red Bull Racing | Image: Supplied

TAG Heuer Formula 1 Chronograph x Oracle Red Bull Racing

  • Brand: TAG Heuer
  • Model: Formula 1 Chronograph
  • Reference: Ref. CBZ2080.FT8091
  • Diameter: 44mm
  • Thickness: 14.1mm
  • Movement: Calibre 16
  • Power Reserve: 42 hours
  • Water-Resistance: 200 metres
  • Price: CHF 5,300

The king of the track is back. Just weeks after Swiss watchmaker TAG Heuer was reinstated as the official timekeeper for Formula 1, the brand has revived its much-loved motorsports collection with five stunning new references. Described as a blend of craftsmanship and racing-inspired design, the latest Formula 1 pieces may bear little resemblance to their 1980s counterparts, but the spirit is undeniable.

For the new collection, TAG Heuer introduced an entirely new case that it says reflects the aerodynamic lines of F1 cars, with the signature shape evoking the nose of an F1 vehicle and the bezel’s micro-perforations subtly referencing a vehicle brake disc. As you would expect, ergonomics played a crucial role in the new timepiece’s construction, with TAG Heuer revealing that it optimised the lug-to-lug distance for improved comfort while also refining the case profile to create a sleek and streamlined look.

One of the biggest improvements on the ’80s version is the integration of lightweight titanium, which again mirrors the developments seen in the sport while also providing a more robust and aesthetically pleasing visual. Additionally, the core collection cops an aluminium tachymeter bezel framed by a coloured ring that draws inspiration from F1’s precision engineering, while the skeletonised hour and minute hands give the construction a modern, technical edge. The new TAG Heuer Formula 1 Chronographs are powered by the calibre 16 movement inside, which has a 42-hour power reserve.

While the flour standard releases did little to diminish TAG Heuer’s Formula 1 credibility, it is the Oracle Red Bull Racing special edition that truly encapsulates the collection’s focus. A tribute to the fearless spirit of motorsport, the co-branded timepiece features a familiar blue opaline dial with checkered patterns and black track running around the dial, in celebration of TAG Heuer’s ongoing partnership with
Oracle Red Bull Racing.

TAG Heuer Carrera Chronosprint x Porsche Rallye
TAG Heuer Carrera Chronosprint x Porsche Rallye | Image: Supplied

TAG Heuer Carrera Chronosprint x Porsche Rallye

  • Brand: TAG Heuer
  • Model: Carrera Chronosprint x Porsche Rallye
  • Reference: Ref. CBS2015.EB0381
  • Diameter: 42mm
  • Thickness: 14.9mm
  • Movement: Calibre TH20-08 Automatic
  • Power Reserve: 80 hours
  • Water-Resistance: 100 metres
  • Price: CHF 10,000 (Stainless steel) / CHF 24,000 (18K 3N Solid Yellow Gold)

When TAG Heuer released the Carrera Chronosprint x Porsche in September 2023, it became an instant classic. The 42mm glass-box chronograph was the perfect blend of modern technology and traditional sophistication, embodying the very ethos that has tied the two proud organisations together for decades. Hell, it was even good enough for the world’s sexiest man. In 2025, the Chronosprint has been reborn and this time, it pays tribute to the Porsche 911‘s first rally success at the Monte Carlo Rally in 1965.

Unveiled at LVMH Watch Week 2025, the latest TAG Heuer Carrera Chronosprint x Porsche Rallye marks the fifth collaboration between the two brands and arguably the most authentic. Inspired by the Heuer dashboards that featured in mid-’60s Porsche 911 models, the timepiece arrives in two variations—a stainless steel piece capped at a fitting 911 example and a dazzling 18K 3N solid yellow gold model limited to just 11.

From here, the references to Porsche’s expertise on the track flow on. The black dial is lifted almost directly from the 1965 Heuer Master Time / Monte Carlo stopwatches, while the beige markings reference the original car’s steering wheel. Even the red lines on the right side of the flange are a graphical representation of speed, paying homage to the 8.4-second 0 to 100 km/h sprint achieved by the 1965 Porsche 911 “147” during the Monte Carlo Rally.

Both references are powered by the in-house TH20-08 Chronosprint movement, a calibre unique to the Porsche partnership that offers an impressive 80-hour power reserve. Similar to the 2023 model, this calibre is characterised by its two snail-shaped wheels that rotate at varying speeds. The result sees the central seconds hand complete the first 15 seconds of every stopped minute at an accelerated pace before slowing to complete the minute loop perfectly.

For Porsche and TAG Heuer fans, the latest Chronosprint model is the ultimate collector’s item, right down to the box it comes in. The timepiece is presented in a lacquered wood case finished in the same ruby red as the original Porsche 911 and inside, you’ll find a miniature model of the exact vehicle to compare. It’s an outstanding touch to an already incredible timepiece and we can’t wait to see these in the flesh.

TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph
TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph | Image: Supplied

TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph

  • Brand: TAG Heuer
  • Model: Carrera Chronograph
  • Reference: Ref. CBS2219.FC6607
  • Diameter: 39mm
  • Thickness: 13.86mm
  • Movement: Calibre TH20-00
  • Power Reserve: 80 hours
  • Water-Resistance: 100 metres
  • Price: CHF 6,500

If you cast your mind back to July 2022, you may recall TAG Heuer’s first foray into the world of smokey purple sunray brushed dials. The eye-catching colourway made headlines when it appeared on the limited edition Monaco Ref. CBL2118.FC6518, a release that sold out globally and sent the watch market into a frenzy. It seems almost crazy to think it took TAG Heuer almost three years to back it up, but finally, the brand has introduced two new Carrera pieces with the same purple aesthetic.

The first release is the 39mm Carrera Chronograph Ref. CBS2219.FC6607, which features a striking glass-box design to accompany the new dial design. Visually, it is a work of art, with the smooth gradient effect transitioning subtly from deep black at the edges to a rich purple at the centre. Meanwhile, the chronograph counters boast a full black azuré finish, highlighted by silver accents for clarity
and contrast, again reinforcing TAG Heuer’s prowess for legibility and aesthetics.

Inside, the TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph is powered by the in-house Heuer 02 (TH20-00) movement, which you can also spy through the open caseback. The calibre offers a stellar delivers an 80-hour power reserve and is housed in a 39mm stainless steel case with alternating polished and brushed finishes for added texture.

TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph Tourbillon
TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph Tourbillon | Image: Supplied

TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph Tourbillon

  • Brand: TAG Heuer
  • Model: Carrera Chronograph Tourbillon
  • Reference: Ref. CBS5017.FC6605
  • Diameter: 42mm
  • Thickness: 14.33mm
  • Movement: Calibre TH20-09
  • Power Reserve: 65 hours
  • Water-Resistance: 100 metres
  • Price: CHF 34,000

If the Carrera Chronograph wasn’t enough, TAG Heuer also unveiled a stunning new Carrera Chronograph Tourbillon with the same purple sunray dial and it makes a compelling argument for the best watch of LVMH Watch Week 2025. The 42mm timepiece builds upon the Carrera design language that has largely defined the Glassbox series since the 60th anniversary last year. Vibrant, elegant and impossibly intricate, the tourbillon timepiece is decidedly more enigmatic and exciting than the piece we traditionally see unveiled at the annual showcase.

Demonstrating the brand’s rich pedigree for horological innovation, the Carrera Chronograph Tourbillon is powered by the in-house Heuer 02 (TH20-09) tourbillon movement, which offers a 65-hour power reserve and a seriously impressive centre-piece for the design. Framed within the smoky purple dial, the tourbillon movement is the same calibre we noted in last year’s azure blue dial model. Sleeker and more streamlined than previous iterations, this take on the tourbillon development features bi-directional winding and a 28,800 vph beat rate.

Both the tourbillon and chronograph models are fitted with black perforated leather straps, complemented by black stitching on the front and a purple calfskin lining on the reverse with tone-on-tone stitching. The tourbillon model is limited to 200 pieces worldwide and is characterised by the XXX/200 engraving on the caseback. If you are looking for a head-turner this year, TAG Heuer has absolutely knocked this one out of the park.

Hublot Big-Bang Meca-10
Hublot Big-Bang MECA-10 | Image: Supplied

Hublot Big-Bang MECA-10

  • Brand: Hublot
  • Model: Big-Bang MECA-10
  • Reference: Ref. 444.OX.1180.RX (King Gold) / Ref. 444.NX.1170.RX (Titanium) / Ref. 444.QN.1170.NR (Carbon Black)
  • Diameter: 42mm
  • Thickness: 13.9mm
  • Movement: HUB1205 Manufacture manual winding
  • Power Reserve: 10 days
  • Water-Resistance: 100 metres
  • Price: CHF 39,000 (King Gold) / CHF 20,900 (Titanium) / CHF 24,900 (Carbon Black)

If there was ever a knock on Hublot‘s MECA-10 range, it was simply that the timepieces were too big and bulky. The hulking 45mm releases, while remarkable in their durability and accuracy, remained just slightly oversized for the traditional wearer, but not anymore. As revealed at LVMH Watch Week this year, the maison has completely revamped the design and functionality, slimming the diameter down to a far more manageable 42mm. Problem solved.

Released in three distinct references—in King Gold, Titanium and Frosted Carbon—the latest Big-Bang MECA-10 releases don’t stray too far from the Hublot DNA, but there is an inherent playfulness that comes through. The vibrancy of colours, combined with the layered construction give these models a far less intimidating visual edge than others in the Big Bang range, so I’m entirely unsurprised to learn that they were inspired by ‘Meccano-type’ construction systems.

The layered approach is most evident in the skeletonised dial, which, as the collection has since its launch in 2016, employs a unique take on the manual-winding skeleton movement. The latest Big-Bang MECA-10 models feature an open and legible display, despite its reduced dimensions, that provides a glimpse at the three linear bridges attached to the main plate.

Here, you can see Hublot’s expertise in haute horology on full display. The bridges have been decorated with satin-brushed surfaces and hand-polished bevels, while the movement is galvanically coloured to match each of the three cases, with 5N gold tones, metallic grey and black, respectively. It’s undoubtedly beautiful, but it is what this watch can do that garners recognition.

As the name would suggest, the Big Bang MECA-10 features a ridiculous power reserve of 10 days, a feat that is observed through the dual mainspring barrel power reserve indicator. A remarkable design, the remaining power is read by means of a digital display that shows the power reserve as the number of days of autonomy left. According to Hublot, these indications are driven by a “crémaillère” rack system that consists of a linear gear engaging a circular gear, moving in a straight line. From here, two superimposed disks rotate in opposite directions and are connected by a spiral spring that coils in their centre like the barrel spring.

If that all sounds too complicated, you’d be right. All you need to know is that Hublot has crafted a timepiece that can last for over a week, looks incredible and delivers on its promise to bring avant-garde design to the forefront one watch at a time. Outstanding.

Hublot Spirit of Big Bang Chronograph Ref. 642.CZ.6110.RX
Hublot Spirit of Big Bang Chronograph Ref. 642.CZ.6110.RX | Image: Supplied

Hublot Spirit of Big Bang Chronograph

  • Brand: Hublot
  • Model: Spirit of Big Bang Chronograph
  • Reference: Ref. 642.GX.5210.RX (Dark Green) / Ref. 642.EX.5110.RX (Sky Blue) / Ref. 642.CZ.6110.RX (Beige)
  • Diameter: 42mm
  • Thickness: 14.1mm
  • Movement: HUB4700 Self-winding skeleton chronograph
  • Power Reserve: 50 hours
  • Water-Resistance: 100 metres
  • Price: CHF 24,900

In a first for the collection, Hublot’s Spirit of Big Bang Chronograph copped a suite of new coloured ceramic cases and bezels. Previously only available in the round Big Bang shape—Sand Beige, Dark Green and Sky Blue—have now hit the brand’s much-loved tonneau-shaped timepiece, albeit in quantities limited to just 200 pieces. With enhanced scratch-resistant and hypoallergenic properties, the bright and bold new releases pick up right where the ultra-playful MECA-10 left off.

Admittedly, the framework and architecture of the new Spirit of Big Bang models are remarkably similar to the existing releases, right down to the automatic skeleton chronograph calibre HUB4700, but it’s still worth noting the extremes Hublot has gone to with ceramic. Each model features hour markers, chronograph counters and hands in a matching tone to their ceramic outers, with the black rubber straps fitted with a coloured central inlay to coordinate with the coloured ceramic cases.

Hublot Big Bang Tourbillon Automatic Green Saxem
Hublot Big Bang Tourbillon Automatic Green Saxem | Image: Supplied

Hublot Big Bang Tourbillon Automatic Green Saxem

  • Brand: Hublot
  • Model: Big Bang Tourbillon Automatic Green Saxem
  • Reference: Ref. 429.JG.0110.RT
  • Diameter: 44mm
  • Thickness: 14.40mm
  • Movement: MHUB6035 Manufacture Automatic Tourbillon Movement
  • Power Reserve: 72 hours
  • Water-Resistance: 30 metres
  • Price: CHF 210,000

It wouldn’t be an LVMH Watch Week unless Hublot unveiled something crazy and this year, it was the Big Bang Tourbillon Automatic Green Saxem. The 44mm green sapphire crystal timepiece is, aside from being hard to piece, entirely remarkable. Crafted from SAXEM, a material related to sapphire that Hublot claims offers more luminous, chromatic possibilities, the Big Bang Tourbillon Automatic features a transparent case, self-winding tourbillon movement and a limited edition run of just 18 pieces.

Underneath the surface, you’ll find the in-house MHUB6035 automatic tourbillon manufacture calibre, which boasts a 22-karat gold micro-rotor positioned on the dial side of the movement. According to Hublot, the winding’s ceramic ball-bearing construction allows the movement to reach a minimum chronometric power reserve of 72 hours.

The movement itself is finished in black tones to provide a healthy contrast against the vibrant SAXEM case, while the Big Bang’s signature alternating Arabic numerals, hands and baton markers have been bolstered with bright green paint with Super-LumiNova to enhance legibility. Capping it all off is the matching transparent green rubber strap and black folding clasp.

Zenith Chronomaster Sport Rainbow | Image: Supplied
Zenith Chronomaster Sport Rainbow | Image: Supplied

Zenith Chronomaster Sport Rainbow

  • Brand: Zenith
  • Model: Chronomaster Sport Rainbow
  • Reference: Ref. 45.3104.3600/21.M3100
  • Diameter: 41mm
  • Movement: El Primero 3600 automatic
  • Power Reserve: 60 hours
  • Water-Resistance: 100 metres
  • Price: AUD$173,200

Traditional favourite Zenith took to LVMH Watch Week 2025 with a singular purpose in mind and it was undoubtedly to shock and awe. The maison’s latest Chronomaster Sport Rainbow, with its 18k white gold case, 50 baguette-cut gemstones and AUD$173,000 price tag, certainly did that. The glitzy and glamorous new release is essentially an updated take on last year’s rose gold version, however, this adaptation feels a little more refined and a lot more palatable.

This time around, the 41mm chronograph has a bezel set in ‘Rainbow’ style with 50 baguette-cut gemstones, comprising 40 sapphires (~3.9cts) and 10 baguette-cut diamonds (~1ct). According to Zenith, the “chromatic harmony results from a unique alliance of gem-setting expertise and style,” with each gemstone arriving in perfectly uniform size, cut, and colour.

Whether you are a fan of the bright and colourful aesthetic or not, you can’t deny what lies within. The new Zenith Chronomaster Sport Rainbow is powered by the El Primero 3600 automatic movement, the latest iteration of the “world’s first automatic high-frequency chronograph calibre”, and it is something to behold. Operating at high frequency (5 Hz or 36,000 vph), this movement has the ability to display 1/10th of a second with exceptional readability, with the chronograph second hands making a complete dial rotation in just 10 seconds. Throw in a power reserve of 60 hours and a blue column wheel, open rotor design that features the iconic five-pointed Zenith star and you’ve got a true modern classic on your hands.

The Zenith Chronomaster Sport Rainbow comes on an integrated brushed and polished 3-link white gold bracelet secured by a safety double folding clasp. Priced at AUD$173,200, this bright and bold new release is available exclusively from Zenith’s physical and online boutiques worldwide.

Zenith Defy Skyline Chronograph Skeleton
Zenith Defy Skyline Chronograph Skeleton Ref. 03.9500.3600/78.I001 (Left) and Ref. 03.9500.3600/79.I001 (Right) | Image: Supplied

Zenith Defy Skyline Chronograph Skeleton

  • Brand: Zenith
  • Model: Defy Skyline Chronograph Skeleton
  • Reference: Ref. 03.9500.3600/78.I001 / Ref. 03.9500.3600/79.I001
  • Diameter: 42mm
  • Movement: El Primero 3600SK automatic
  • Power Reserve: 60 hours
  • Water-Resistance: 100 metres
  • Price: AUD$23,900

The Defy Skyline collection has undeniably been a major focus for Zenith over the past five years and for LVMH Watch Week 2025, the brand has again opted to revamp the classic sports watch. Two new references have been unveiled, offering only a slight reworking of the dynamic geometric design, but a massive overhaul of the legendary calibre that powers it.

The two 42mm skeletonised releases are crafted from stainless steel and retain the iconic octagonal case that has characterised the collection since the early 1960s. This time around, Zenith has topped them with a 12-facet bezel flanked by dynamic pushers, giving the piece a more contemporary look overall. Additionally, the use of alternating brushed and polished surfaces is a nice touch that helps to enhance the Defy range’s traditionally angular design.

Inside, the new versions are powered by a skeletonized version of the remarkable calibre El Primero 3600. Originally presented in 2019 to mark 50 years of the legendary Zenith chronograph movement, the Calibre 3600 has the unique ability to display the 1/10th of a second with outstanding functionality. This is further complemented by the movement’s 5Hz frequency, which sees the watch’s central seconds hand complete a full rotation every 10 seconds instead of the standard 60 seconds.

Outside of that, the new Zenith Defy Skyline Skeletonised pieces are wholly inoffensive, providing a solid take on a classic release. Priced at AUD$23,900, the DEFY Skyline Chronograph skeleton is available exclusively from the brand’s physical and online boutiques and through authorised retailers worldwide.

Louis Vuitton Tambour Convergence
Louis Vuitton Tambour Convergence | Image: Supplied

Louis Vuitton Tambour Convergence

  • Brand: Louis Vuitton
  • Model: Tambour Convergence
  • Reference: Ref. W9PG11 (pink gold) / Ref. W9PT11 (platinum gem set)
  • Diameter: 37mm
  • Thickness: 8mm
  • Movement: Calibre LFT MA01.01
  • Power Reserve: 45 hours
  • Water-Resistance: 30 metres

Louis Vuitton’s journey to the upper echelons of watchmaking has taken a huge leap forward this year, with the brand unveiling a new interpretation of the signature Tambour. Dubbed the Tambour Convergence, the latest timepiece arrives in two stunning references, in pink gold or platinum, both of which measure 37mm in diameter. Slim and streamlined, Louis Vuitton’s new entry feels entirely fitting with the brand’s ethos for refined elegance and luxury, with a hint of history thrown in.

Where the 2023 Tambour model introduced an integrated bracelet, the 2025 edition returns to more traditional territory through a scalloped lug with a radially brushed aesthetic. Importantly, the trap-door style dial continues to dominate the design, which Louis Vuitton described as an ‘homage to the montres à guichet from a bygone era’.

In essence, this refers to the opening section at the top of the dial, which provides a glimpse of the time through an aperture window. The dragging hours and minutes wheels continuously rotate to ensure timing accuracy is maintained and are powered by the Louis Vuitton calibre LFT MA01.01 movement. Make no mistake—Louis Vuitton’s new watch is more than just another fashion brand stepping into the game—this is a real player pushing the limits of contemporary design. Kudos to LV for this magnificent piece.

Bvlgari Serpenti Seduttori Automatic
The new VS100 Lady Solotempo Automatic Movement features in the Bvlgari Serpenti Seduttori Automatic | Image: Supplied

Bvlgari Serpenti Seduttori Automatic

  • Brand: Bvlgari
  • Model: Serpenti Seduttori Automatic
  • Reference: Ref. 103898
  • Diameter: 34mm
  • Movement: BVS100 Lady Solotempo Automatic Movement
  • Power Reserve: 50 hours
  • Water-Resistance: 30 metres

While it was clear that Bvlgari was using LVMH Watch Week to extend its collection of Serpenti models, the Italian luxury house did manage to throw a delightful spanner in the works. Amidst the slew of updated timepieces, Bvlgari also dropped a new movement—the in-house BVS100 Lady Solotempo Automatic Calibre—which just so happens to be one of the smallest mechanical automatic movements commercially available.

According to the brand, the automatic BVS100 Lady Solotempo calibre has been in development for three years, with watchmakers working tirelessly to create a precise, intricate and streamlined movement that would fit across models. The result is a minuscule 19mm x 3.90mm movement that somehow manages to knock out 50 hours of power reserve. As remarkable as that may be, Bvlgari isn’t one to skimp on the details so naturally, the oscillating weight of the BVS100 Lady Solotempo has been adorned with the seven scale motifs, perfect for the upcoming Year of the Snake celebrations.

“Serpenti is more than an icon; it’s a signature,” Fabrizio Buonamassa Stigliani, Bvlgari’s executive director of Watch Design said. “The snake, with its mythical allure, has long fascinated the Maison, whose origins are steeped in Greco-Roman art and culture. This deep connection has unlocked an infinite realm of creativity. Inspired initially by the splendour of Roman jewellery worn by Cleopatra, Serpenti continually reinvents itself, mirroring the transformative essence of femininity.”

For 2025, the new movement will be inside several of Bvlgari’s most intricate and popular pieces, including the Serpenti Seduttori Automatic and the much-loved Serpenti Tubogas Automatic. The remarkable innovation features a “Solotempo” (time-only) display, indicating hours, minutes, and seconds.

What is LVMH Watch Week?

LVMH Watch Week is an annual event organised by global luxury conglomerate LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton to showcase its watchmaking and horology brands’ latest releases. It is traditionally held early in the year and serves as a precursor for the upcoming Watches & Wonders event, which will be held in Geneva in early April. Importantly, this showcase is comprised entirely of brands under LVMH’s watchmaking division, allowing the organisation to provide more intimate, exclusive events and activations with media, clients, and retailers.

Across the week, LVMH-owned watch brands will debut new releases, promote product line-ups and provide touch-and-feel sessions with those in attendance. Additionally, a suite of virtual activations will be available for those tuning in from overseas, exploring everything from heritage components to technical workshops. Each brand will present its latest innovations, detailing some of the plans for the rest of the year and introducing new product lines and ranges where possible.

Who is At LVMH Watch Week?

The two-phase approach wasn’t the only new concept for VMH Watch Week this year. For the first time, all nine of the luxury house’s watchmaking brands will debut pieces at the event, meaning you will see new releases from Daniel Roth, Gérald Genta and L’Epée 1839, alongside the traditional maisons TAG Heuer, Zenith, Hublot and Bvlgari.

2025 LVMH Watch Week Brand List

The full list of brands exhibiting at tLVMH Watch Week 2025 is:

  • Bvlgari
  • Daniel Roth
  • Gérald Genta
  • Hublot
  • L’Epée 1839
  • Louis Vuitton
  • TAG Heuer
  • Tiffany & Co.
  • Zenith

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Nick Hall is an award-winning journalist and the current Editor-in-Chief of Man of Many. With an extensive background in the media industry, he specialises in feature writing, lifestyle and entertainment content. Nick is a former Mumbrella Publish Awards ‘Editor of ...