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Six Luxury Smartwatches for the Tech-Savvy Collector
From Louis Vuitton’s illuminated watch faces to TAG Heuer’s golf analytics, these smartwatches combine technology with distinctive design
Imagine a watch that doesn’t just help you get through the day but ticks a few points on the lifestyle scale. A jet lag advisor that knows your travel schedule better than you do. Or preloaded animated workouts that look like they came straight out of a sci-fi movie. Or diverse customisation options that let you plan the next phase.
With 24 LED lights that create a glow- in-the-dark animation, the piece’s watch faces reflect the maison’s design codes.
Tailor-made for pilots and yachtsmen, this timepiece has a countdown/countup system, as well as the ability to record flight and regatta times.
Featuring a lightweight titanium case and a 1.28-inch AMOLED display, the watch’s intuitive functions let the wearer control the specs of the watch.
A satin-finished titanium case and an AMOLED touchscreen give way to custom dials, featuring a snazzy series designed by French artist Marc Ferrero.
This features 500+ diamonds, 4.75 carats of Burmese rubies, a high-resolution colour screen, 24/7 health tracking, and a secure crypto wallet.
Built for golf analytics, it features an 18-hole engraved ceramic bezel, automatic shot tracking, and an exclusive Automatic Strokes Gained metric.
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