Louis Vuitton Tambour Mysterieuse Watch
by Eugene Kan, July 15, 2009

Perhaps not as well-known for its watch engineering as it is its fashion and luggage offerings, the new Louis Vuitton Tambour Mysterieuse watch makes a strong case for itself. Inspired by movements originally conceived by Jean-Eugene Robert Houdin back in the 19th century, Louis Vuitton’s appropriation carries on the legacy as the watch features on mobile sapphire discs which create a stunning visual arrangement between the mechanics and the markers around the dial. The watch is also fully customizable to the users preferences including parts of the strap and dial.
Source: Openers
quarter mil…idk who got money like that to spend on a watch..especially a sh!tty one at that..
if you think thats “engineering” you got alot of learning to do
this is sick but i know the price tag will make me sick, however, if it was on my wrist it will make all the ladies go uggh!
man….not super impressed but i have to giv it to lv . they managed to hit a right note with this time piece
at the fiddich,
that is the point of a automatic watch, is to wide it you dont see people paying 250k for a quartz watch that is pointless, and when you wear it it wides itself, do your homework this isn’t a g shock.
I love the Stingray Strap and usage of the Stones as the markers
how much ? im coppin
WOW! DAMN! WOW! Fashion watches should be made turn heads. This does just that. WOW!
Amazing Timepiece.
Now this is what i call engineering
250k and you still have to wind it every 8 days.
epic fail.
Thats art. LV has done it again. They turned the modern watch concept on its head. Literally.
That is awesome… It looks odd.