LVMH Watch Week: 8 watches to remember, Hublot Novak Djokovic, TAG Heuer Seafarer, Tiffany chrono and …

LVMH Watch Week put the spotlight back on watches that people really want to wear, both on a daily basis and as part of a collection. The event showed clear directions, between sharp design, bold materials and useful complications.

What you need to remember, without losing the thread

The brands have focused not only on ergonomics, but also on legibility. Measured diameters, sober colors and comfortable bracelets are gaining ground.

Titanium and ceramics confirm their place, combining lightness and durability. What’s more, modern calibres give priority to efficiency and solid power reserves.

Collaborations focus on content rather than logo. On the other hand, the historical narrative remains strong, with precise and assertive reprints.
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A good choice is made on the wrist, in the light, and over time.

To make the right choice, start with the actual use: office, sport, weekend. Then validate comfort, maintenance and repairability.

Love rating counts too, but not alone. So keep an eye on technical consistency and design strength.

• Check the diameter and lugs according to your wrist.
• Fine-tune the strap
• Check the airtightness that suits your lifestyle
• Compare warranty, service and availability
• Assessing legibility in different lighting conditions

TAG Heuer: sporty chic, frank dials and a living heritage

TAG Heuer has delivered a series of timepieces designed for light riding, both in style and on the wrist. These watches are about performance, but also about simple, straightforward use.

TAG Heuer – Carrera Chronograph “Glassbox” automatic 41 mm. The curved glass emphasizes the racing spirit and provides a clear reading.

TAG Heuer – Carrera “Split-Seconds Chronograph” automatic 42 mm. The double rattrapante reinforces the technical dimension, yet the design remains fluid.

TAG Heuer – Carrera Seafarer automatic 42 mm. The versatile case can be adapted from the office to weekends on the water.

TAG Heuer – Carrera Day-Date automatic 41 mm. The dial is structured by a full aperture, while the silhouette retains its fine lines.

TAG Heuer – Carrera Chronograph 60th Anniversary. The nod to history speaks to enthusiasts, and the reading of time remains immediate.

TAG Heuer – Aquaracer Professional 200 Solargraph. Recharging by light makes daily use easier, so autonomy keeps pace.

TAG Heuer – Carrera Chronograph 39 mm. The contained format enhances comfort, and the uncluttered dial focuses on the essentials.

TAG Heuer – Carrera Chronograph “Dato”. The teal-green dial offers a fresh presence, then the window adds a practical touch.

TAG Heuer – Carrera Chronograph Seafarer(42 mm). The same assertive nautical spirit, yet the style remains precise and contemporary.

Hublot: materials, colors and mechanics in the foreground

Hublot embraces visible technology as well as the interplay of textures. This approach produces pieces with a distinctive identity, designed to assume their character.

Hublot – Big Bang Original Unico Titanium automatic 43 mm. Titanium lightens the case middle, so comfort remains constant all day long.

Hublot – Big Bang Unico Winter Sapphire automatic 42 mm. The transparency creates a frosted effect, while the mechanics remain legible.

Hublot – Big Bang Unico SR-A By Samuel Ross All Black automatic 42 mm. The dark treatment unifies the whole, yet every detail catches the light.

Hublot – Classic Fusion Chronograph Sage Green auto 45 mm. Sage green sets a soothing note, and the chrono retains its rigor.

Hublot – Classic Fusion Titanium Sage Green auto 42 mm. The titanium supports the soft color, in short, the visual balance works.

Hublot – Spirit of Big Bang Titanium Coal Blue automatic 42 mm. The anthracite blue matches the tonneau case, so the presence is controlled.

Hublot – Big Bang Original Unico Black Magic automatic 43 mm. The black ceramic marks the wrist, yet the wearer remains light.

Hublot – Big Bang Original Unico King Gold Ceramic automatic 43 mm. Gold and ceramics respond to each other, thus enhancing the contrast.

Hublot – Big Bang Original Unico Titanium Ceramic automatic 43 mm. The matt and polished combination plays on the light, and the bezel structures the whole.

Hublot – Big Bang Original Unico Titanium Coal Blue automatic 43 mm. Coal blue shades the titanium, then the dial retains its clarity.

Hublot – Big Bang Integrated King Gold Rainbow. The multi-coloured palette gives rhythm to the bezel, yet the reading remains clear.

Hublot – Big Bang One Click 39 mm Sapphire. The quick-release system changes the style, making it fun to use.

Hublot – Big Bang Unico Sorai. The committed message accompanies the design, and the color serves the cause.

Hublot – Classic Fusion Gold Crystal. The flashes of gold catch the eye, giving the piece a jewel-like appearance.

Hublot – MP-10 Tourbillon Weight Energy System Titanium. Limited series of 50, priced at €275,000.

Hublot – MP-10. Same spectacular architecture and limited edition of 50, advertised price €275,000.

Zenith: El Primero precision and angular lines

The Defy line asserts a clean-cut style, while the Pilot range reinforces everyday life. These watches are all about rhythm and proportion.

Zenith – Defy Skyline 36 mm. The compact format gains in versatility, and so does the family’s signature bezel.

Zenith – Defy Revival A3643 automatic 37 mm. The 1969 design returns with care, then the steel bracelet follows the angular case.

Zenith – Defy Skyline Tourbillon El-Primero 41 mm. The complication asserts itself without excess, in short, the balance remains legible.

Zenith – Defy Skyline Chronographe El-Primero 42 mm. Time is measured nervously, and the dial retains a beautiful structure.

Zenith – Defy Skyline Skeleton Ceramic 41 mm. The airy skeletonization makes it easy to read, while the ceramic adds hold.

Zenith – Defy Extreme Glacier. The light textures are reminiscent of ice, yet the sturdiness doesn’t falter.

Zenith – Pilot Automatic. The sober dial is reassuring, making the watch a perfect addition to any wardrobe.

Zenith – Pilot Big Date Flyback. The big date reinforces its use, and the flyback ensures real responsiveness.

Zenith – Chronomaster Original Triple Calendar. Colored variants, green Boutique edition, from €14,000.

Zenith – Defy Revival (steel, 1969 model). The retro charm still works, then modern precision secures the whole.

Bvlgari and crosspieces to keep in mind

Italy’s signature watches are not only stylish, but also visually refined. These watches serve a clear style, without overloading the wrist.

Bvlgari – Octo. The sharp edges create a strong identity, yet the watch remains surprisingly sober.

Bvlgari – Bulgari Bulgari 38 mm unisex. The double logo encircles the dial, then the size suits many wrists.

Finally, the selection reminds us that true luxury lies in everyday comfort. That’s why precise adjustment and regular maintenance are better than a fashion catwalk.

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