The best LVMH watches to look forward to in 2020

The beginning of the year traditionally signals a barrage of new watch launches Despite the annual SIHH trade fair's shift to April, a heavyweight class of brands took to LVMH Watch week to unveil some rather impressive new timepieces Watches like Audemar Piguet's Royal Oak, the Rolex Datejust and the Patek Phillipe Nautilus are iconic because of their bracelets, so it makes sense for Hublot to have made one for its flagship Big Bang line.

Bulgari's super-slim Finissimo range continues to be a favourite among sports watch owners looking for something a tad more inventive than your bog-standard Royal Oak Having already assured Bulgari's place in the pantheon of haute horlogerie as the standard bearers of the world's thinnest complicated watches in precious materials is assured, but this year its flagship piece has been created in a lower-priced stainless steel, making the brand more price accessible and inevitably more profitable Alright, so TAG Heuer didn't properly unveil this at LVMH Watch Week-instead, it gave select journalists and creators a sneak peek at the watch, before properly launching it a few days after.

The most obvious change has been on the dial, which now displays a stamped radial sunray pattern, giving the watches a graphic and dynamic look. . Source