The Standout Releases From LVMH Watch Week

The standout releases from LVMH Watch Week

One of the biggest weeks in the watch world didn’t disappoint. Here, we look at some of the best new timepieces from the world’s most iconic watch brands

LVMH WATCH WEEK is a showcase that horological enthusiasts circle on their calendars, some perhaps even wiping down their wrists in anticipation. With some of the world’s most prestigious maisons releasing their new novelties for 2025, the dazzling array of timepieces on show both capture the moment and set the tone for the year ahead.

For LVMH, the week is also a celebration of the innovation and daring design that resides among the group’s proud stable of maisons – TAG Heuer, Hublot and Zenith.

Men’s Health was fortunate enough to get our hands on, and wrists into (briefly), some of these stunning new timepieces at a special showing in Sydney this week. We’re happy to report this year’s line-up of new novelties didn’t disappoint. Here are our picks of the watches that will have tongues wagging and wrists itching this year.

Hublot

Hublot

Big Bang Meca-10, 10-day Power Reserve. Photography: courtesy of Hublot

BIG Bang Meca-10, 10-Day power Reserve

The original Big Bang MECA-10 turned heads in the watch world in 2016 with its unique form, consisting of a ring-shaped base plate onto which the bridges are attached. Now, Hublot revisits this novel take on the manual-winding skeleton movement with a refined, open and coherent display, while maintaining its distinctive construction, this time elevated with refined finishing and decoration.

Available in three different versions – King Gold, Titanium and Frosted Carbon – the movement is coloured to match the cases with 5N gold tones, metallic grey and black respectively – gold is bold, if you’re game, but titanium is tough. True to its name, the Big Bang MECA-10 features an impressive power reserve of 10 days.

Spirit of Big Bang Chronograph. Photography

Spirit of Big Bang Chronograph. Photography: courtesy of Hublot

Spirit of Big Bang Chronograph

Upon its launch back in 2014, the Spirit of Big Bang was the first non-circular Hublot. This new edition maintains its barrel shape, though this time the cases and bezels are crafted in coloured ceramics previously only available in the round Big Bang shape: Sand Beige, Dark Green and Sky Blue, each limited to 200 pieces. Colourful, hypoallergenic, light and scratch-resistant, these fresh pieces offer energy and pop to lift a lounge suit or pair nicely with a polo.

Under the bonnet, the SBBs are powered by the Hublot automatic skeleton chronograph calibre HUB4700, a modern descendant of the iconic El Primero, considered the first Swiss high-frequency integrated chronograph calibre ever made.

For more information visit hublot.com

By Ben Jhoty

Ben Jhoty, Men’s Health’s Head of Content, attempts to honour the brand’s health-conscious, aspirational ethos on weekdays while living marginally larger on weekends. In his spare time he tries to get to the gym, shoot hoops and binge on streaming shows.

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