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The largest version of the new Tambour New Wave is 39.5 mm in diameter and ...
Like all Louis Vuitton watches, the New Wave can be customised with over 100 different ...
The largest model comes as a chronograph as well as offering a useful date function. ...
Dispensing with a seconds hand, at 6 o’clock a Monogram flower spins around to mark ...
Never one to shy away from a touch of glamour, Louis Vuitton offers the option ...
The smallest version of the collection of four new watches includes all the details found ...
Despite the size of the ‘V’ and the chequer-board Damier pattern, the three chronograph counters ...
The new Tambour Damier Cobalt offers date, hours, minutes and seconds as well timing functions. ...
The Tambour watch, that was first revealed in 2002, gets a make-over for a new ...
The rose gold version is the more luxurious of the two, and offers a subtle ...
The stainless steel casae is covered in midnight blue PVD while the lugs, dial markings ...
The lapis lazuli, diamond and emerald bracelet is an intriguing combination of might and delicateness ...
The La Reine necklace is set with nine exceptional Santa Maria-like aquamarines with a combined ...
The Le Royaume earrings are also available in this all diamond version that looks contemporary ...
The choice of gemstones used in the Le Royaume diamond and sapphire ring reminds us ...
The strong symmetry of the Le Royaume diamond and sapphire ring echoes the stonework of ...
From Louis Vuitton’s Riders of the Knights collection, the Le Royaume diamond and sapphire earrings ...
Louis Vuitton Riders of the Knights Le Royaume diamond and sapphire earrings and ring are ...
Communications firm Edelman released its annual Trust Barometer[1] report last week to coincide with the gathering of world leaders at Davos. As the most influential, powerful and wealthy were gearing up for a week of talks focused on the future of capitalism and meeting the global goals, the Barometer provided stark insight into the challenges we face. Fifty-six percent of people believe capitalism does more harm than good.
