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LVMH Watch Week 2025 has wrapped up in New York and packed its timepieces safely for the next leg in Paris. Before the watches touch down on European soil, we take a closer look at the standout horological gems that caught everyone's eye in Manhattan.

As LVMH Watch Week 2025 wrapped up its New York edition, Hypebeast looks back to some of the most noteworthy watches from the event.

LVMH Watch Week changes location. LVMH Watch Week kicks off today after the event had to completely switch locations. Originally meant to take place in Los Angeles, the event had

LVMH Watch Week didn’t disappoint. Here, we look at some of the best new timepieces from the world’s most iconic watch brands

Returning to LVMH Watch Week this year, Zenith has unveiled two remarkable iterations of its iconic timekeepers. Shifting its focus from the Defy model in 2023 and the Chronomaster in 2024, the Swiss watchmaker is now spotlighting both series equally with the introduction of the new Defy Skyline Chronograph Skeleton and Chronomaster Sport Rainbow.

LVMH host the fifth edition of LVMH Watch Week in Miami, under La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton, including Bulgari, Hublot, relaunched Daniel Roth and Gérald Genta.

At LVMH Watch Week 2025, Zenith unveils the Defy Skyline Chronograph Skeleton and a rainbow gem-set version of the Chronomaster Sport.

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

Hublot just unveiled a trio of new watch models at LVMH Watch Week. There's something for everyone here, with revisited older models and limited edition monochrome models in the selection. While other events in the calendar may pique the interest of watch lovers,

TAG Heuer had an accelerated start to the year by dropping three Instagram posts titled ‘We Are Back’. In 2024, a few racing-related watches sparked suspicions of what was to come. This proved it: the Swiss watchmaker returns as Formula One’s official timekeeper.