LVMH Watch Week 2025: News from TAG Heuer, Zenith, Hublot and more

LVMH Watch Week 2025 once again delivers outstanding watch news that combines groundbreaking design with technical brilliance. The leading brands within the group – from Zenith and Hublot to TAG Heuer and Gerald Genta – present models that pay tribute to both historical heritage and the possibilities of the future. This year's launches span everything from elegant pastel colours and skeletonised movements to motorsport-inspired chronographs and groundbreaking materials. Here are the highlights that set the tone for the year in the watchmaking world. 

Text: Andreas Johansson

TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph & Chronograph Tourbillon – Purple Editions

The Carrera Chronograph and Tourbillon are launched in a new gradient execution from black to purple. The Chronograph is 39 mm with a TH20-00 movement, while the Tourbillon version is limited to 200 examples and is driven by the technically advanced TH20-09 movement. Both models embody the elegance and performance of the Carrera series.

TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph Precious

The Carrera Glassbox series is expanded with two new models in 39 mm, adorned with diamonds on the crystal ring and the indexes (0.45 and 0.107 carats respectively). The movement TH20-00 offers 80 hours of power reserve and is visible through the open back.

TAG Heuer Carrera Date

With its 36 mm in diameter and pastel-coloured dials in powder pink and lavender, the Carrera Date is a feminine reinterpretation of the Carrera. The model is driven by Calibre 7, an automatic movement with 56 hours of power reserve and a subtle date display at 6 o'clock. Its refined design is a perfect complement to the sporty heritage of the Carrera series.

TAG Heuer Carrera Chronosprint x Porsche Rallye

TAG Heuer and Porsche pay tribute to the Monte Carlo Rally and the Porsche 911 with a 42 mm chronograph in steel (911 examples) and gold (11 examples). The movement TH20-00 with column wheel and vertical clutch delivers an 80-hour power reserve and mirrors the brands' shared passion for motorsport and precision.

TAG Heuer Formula 1

TAG Heuer releases five new Formula 1 models, including an Oracle Red Bull Racing version. With its robust 43 mm case in titanium and details reminiscent of F1 design, these models pay tribute to the racing world. Colours such as yellow and red together with DLC coatings and precision technology make them a dream choice for racing fans.

Zenith DEFY Skyline Chronograph Skeleton

Zenith highlights horological architecture with this 42 mm wide skeletonised chronograph. Driven by the iconic El Primero 3600SK movement, the watch offers a measurement of tenths of seconds with the help of its high-frequency 5Hz movement. The movement delivers a power reserve of 60 hours and is clearly visible through both the front and the back thanks to the open design. A practical quick-release makes it easy to switch between the steel bracelet and the rubber strap.

Zenith Chronomaster Sport Rainbow

The latest Chronomaster Sport measures 41 mm and is made in white gold. The crystal ring is adorned with 50 baguette-cut gemstones in the colours of the rainbow, and under the hood ticks the El Primero 3600, with an impressive 5Hz frequency and a power reserve of 60 hours. The classic tricolour dial is complemented by Super-Luminova-treated hands for maximum legibility.

Hublot Big Bang MECA-10 42MM

Hublot reintroduces the MECA-10 in a smaller 42 mm case, available in King Gold, titanium and Frosted Carbon. The manual movement, with a power reserve of an impressive 10 days. This is a perfect balance between mechanical art and futuristic design.

Hublot Spirit of Big Bang

Hublot's iconic porthole design gets new colours in ceramic – sand beige, dark green and sky blue – in 42 mm. This series is driven by the skeletonised automatic movement HUB4700, a modernised version of the El Primero, with a frequency of 5Hz and 50 hours of power reserve. Limited to 200 ex per colour.

Daniel Roth Extra Plat Souscription

With its profile of only 7,7 mm thin and a case of 38,6 x 35,5 mm, the Daniel Roth Extra Plat Souscription is a study in minimalism and craftsmanship. The manual movement Caliber 220 (3,1 mm) is a technical achievement with its advanced micromechanisms. This model shows that classic design and groundbreaking technology can go hand in hand. Limited to 20 ex.

Gerald Genta Gentissima

The Gentissima presents world-class elegance, with the model Oursin Fire Opal as the star. Here sophisticated materials meet a sparkling gemstone design. The case measures a neat 36 mm, which makes it both wearable and luxurious. The movement is the reliable Zenith Elite, automatic. This is a model that embodies modern glamour and the Gerald Genta heritage.

LVMH Watch Week 2025 sets the bar high with a broad selection of innovative and technically advanced models. With everything from ultra-thin masterpieces and colourful rainbow creations to motorsport-inspired chronographs, the group's brands show why they continue to be at the forefront of modern watchmaking.