Louis Vuitton Tambour Convergence

The Louis Vuitton Tambour Convergence embodies the latest evolution of the Maison’s fine watchmaking expertise. This creation seamlessly merges the movement and the case into a harmonious dialogue, locating the extraordinary in the everyday.

Two new timepieces comprise the launch models of the Tambour Convergence, the collection to be conceived and crafted in the aesthetic language that unifies the Louis Vuitton ateliers in Geneva — La Fabrique du Temps (movement design), La Fabrique des Boîtiers (casemaking), and La Fabrique des Arts (rare handcrafts). The name of the collection is a reference to this coalescence of in-house mastery at Louis Vuitton and also represents the distinctive time display of the Tambour Convergence. A dragging indication of hours and minutes, read at the conjunction of two rotating discs with a gold or platinum lozenge marker, emphasises the precise yet fleeting nature of a moment in time, like sunlight breaking through the gilded edges of clouds. The shape of the guichet that frames the time indication is dually inspired by the ephemeral beauty of this natural phenomenon and also by the decorative arabesques found in the interior architecture of the Louis Vuitton family home in Asnières. Inside the 37mm case beats a horological première for the Maison — a self-winding movement produced entirely by La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton.