The Luxe Dispatch typically spans the broader luxury landscape, but this week, the focus narrows deliberately to LVMH Watch Week—a bellwether moment for where high watchmaking is heading next. Across the group’s maisons, the latest releases signal a recalibration of design clarity. From L’Epée 1839’s sculptural approach to regatta timing, to TAG Heuer’s disciplined refinement of the Carrera chronograph, the strongest statements favored precision over spectacle. Bulgari reaffirmed its jewelry-led identity through Tubogas creations, while Louis Vuitton expanded the Escale line with expressive worldtime executions and natural stone dials. These launches offer a concise snapshot of how LVMH’s watch brands are sharpening their identities. L’Epée 1839: La Regatta Vertical Clock Okay, maybe we're cheating, but it has to be said that L’Epée 1839 continues its quiet domination of high-concept horology with La Regatta. The vertical clock was conceived specifically for competitive sailing. Designed to be read at a glance during..
