
In a world where luxury watch releases often come with immediate fanfare, terbaboom's hands-on experience with the new Louis Vuitton Tambour raises a pertinent question about the perceived scarcity and delivery timelines of highly anticipated models. His initial impressions, captured through personal wrist shots, provide a valuable first look for collectors considering this significant release from Louis Vuitton.



It is a nice watch. I feel the wait is artificial and a “tactic” to make this feel more coveted than it actually is. If resources were scant, it would be better suited to get these into the hands of clients who ordered them upon announcement as opposed to drumming up news with new materials, a potential sequel already in the works and props on the wrist of every third person with a watch-related Instagram account. For what it’s worth, I placed a deposit the day of announcement but after recently
As I don’t believe the demand for this watch is very big at ail. But I could be wrong, though I doubt it.
At least the boutique is certain to be able to deliver in Jun24. To wait 6-9 months nowadays seems common even for a standard offering. Perhaps Bulgari has not ramped up production while assessing demand?
Tambour means "drum" in French. The name was bestowed on this watch because the previous line of LV watches was called Tambour. BUT, the previous line of watches actually looked like a drum. This one is much thinner and doesn't look like a drum. The music industry "manufactures" bands to fit specific genres and then they market them to a specific audience. For instance, they'll force together a team of young boys who don't even know each other and want to sing with each other, just because marke
even without handling the watch
initially Quarz then I upgraded to their mechanical diver 😅 They really did a great job in creating a new movement and revamping the line. This said, I am totally fully booked in the integrated bracelet department and after the Laurent Ferrier Sport I am done ! I still think it will be very successful.
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