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Louis Vuitton Tambour Curve Flying Tourbillon Poinçon de Genève
By SENATUS Magazine | 7 August 2023

A sporty and futuristic aesthetic reinterprets the iconic design features of the Tambour with a stretched and elongated case shape. Driving the Tambour Curve Flying Tourbillon, the LV108 caliber mechanical movement, assembled and finished by hand within La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton, boasts 80 hours of power reserve.

Framed in ultra-lightweight and resistant materials used in aeronautics, modern engineering and traditional high watchmaking expertise finish the timepiece's case with CarboStratum®, a composite featuring more than 100 layers of carbon.

Developed exclusively for Louis Vuitton, incorporating this material showcases the watch with a bold look imbued with the Maison's signature codes of refinement.

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