Louis Vuitton Unveils ‘Tambour’ in Modern Ceramic Finish
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One might not really think of Louis Vuitton at the mention of haute horology, but the French luxury fashion house has made strides at its own pace, with the introduction of its beloved Tambour collection in 2002.
The collection went on to introduce multiple incarnations throughout the next two decades, before being reinvented and overhauled in 2023 with the appointment of Jean Arnault as Director of Watches at Louis Vuitton.
The latest watch to come out of La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton, the horology arm of LVMH, is the Tambour Ceramic. It’s a modern interpretation of the watch that first opened the doors of 21st-century watchmaking for the brand, and it’s got sex appeal.
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