Louis Vuitton Monterey
Created with pioneering Italian architect Gae Aulenti, the House introduced its first wristwatches, the LV I and LV II, in 1988. Both timepieces have been reinterpreted as the Louis Vuitton Monterey: LV I was reborn in 2025, followed by the LV II in 2026 — modern iterations of enduring heritage.
Timeless Design
Crafted in black or green ceramic, the unisex watches honor the codes of the original 1988 LV II. The graphic dial — accented with railway-track hours and minutes — is presented within a sleek 37mm pebble-shaped case.
Nodding to the House’s signature stitching across leather goods, touches of yellow embellish the green model, while the black design is enlivened with red stitches along a black calfskin leather strap. Both timepieces are finished with a clou de Paris crown at 12 o’clock.
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With its hallmark bold aesthetic and vintage sensibility, the Monterey is a cult favorite among discerning collectors — a statement watch combining tradition and modernity. The highly versatile piece can be worn beyond the wrist as a pendant or a belt charm.
Singular Savoir-Faire
An automatic in-house LFTMA01.02 movement powers the Louis Vuitton Monterey, while detailed lacquering, matte finishes, and graphic accents distinguish the dial. The iconic pebble-shaped case is expertly rendered in ceramic — a testament to the horological savoir-faire of La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton.
