There’s something so beauitful about this watch, Louis Vuitton’s Tambour Mystérieuse. Extravagant and luxurious, but in simple, modern ways. The ‘movement’ - the part of the watch that does the actual ‘ticking’ - is one of the few movements manufactured in-house by luxury brands (movements are apparently expensive and difficult to make). Not only that, it seems to levitate in the middle of the watch. I also like how it gently nods to the brand, without overemphasizing: the simple LV flower on the movement, and it comes in a miniature LV trunk. Never mind that I don’t know anyone besides my dad who wears a watch, that this one costs $265,000 and it takes a year to build, there’s just something appealing about it (via Men’s Style).

There’s something so beauitful about this watch, Louis Vuitton’s Tambour Mystérieuse. Extravagant and luxurious, but in simple, modern ways. The ‘movement’ - the part of the watch that does the actual ‘ticking’ - is one of the few movements manufactured in-house by luxury brands (movements are apparently expensive and difficult to make). Not only that, it seems to levitate in the middle of the watch. I also like how it gently nods to the brand, without overemphasizing: the simple LV flower on the movement, and it comes in a miniature LV trunk. Never mind that I don’t know anyone besides my dad who wears a watch, that this one costs $265,000 and it takes a year to build, there’s just something appealing about it (via Men’s Style).

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