The Tambour Spin Time enters a new chapter as Louis Vuitton adds five references to its permanent collection, following the success of its limited-edition models launched in 2025. Each model brings a distinctive approach to color while continuing the House’s connection to travel and mechanical watchmaking.

The Spin Time complication was first introduced in 2009, inspired by the departure boards found in airports and railway stations. Its 12 rotating cubes indicate the hours in a three-dimensional display that has become a signature of Louis Vuitton’s watches.

Today, the new collection includes the Tambour Spin Time Green in white gold, a rose gold model featuring Australian blue opal and diamonds, the Tambour Spin Time Air Blue, the Spin Time Air Antipode with 24 time zones, and the Spin Time Air Flying Tourbillon in platinum with a salmon dial.

Developed and produced in-house at La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton in Geneva, the five watches combine technical expertise, distinctive materials and the House’s enduring Art of Travel.