Luxury powerhouse LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton reported stable performance in its Watches & Jewellery segment for the first quarter of 2025, with revenue reaching €2.482 billion, reflecting a marginal 1% increase from €2.466 billion in Q1 2024. On an organic basis (at constant exchange rates), the division showed no year-over-year change, underscoring its resilience amid global economic and geopolitical headwinds.
This segment contributed 11% to LVMH’s overall quarterly revenue, reinforcing its strategic significance within the group’s diverse luxury portfolio.
Tiffany & Co. remained a key growth driver, fueled by the expansion of its signature collections and the global rollout of its innovative new retail concept, inspired by the revamped Landmark flagship in New York.
Bvlgari embraced the Year of the Snake with bold activations centered on its iconic Serpenti collection, captivating audiences through high-impact art exhibitions in Shanghai and Seoul, merging heritage with contemporary cultural storytelling.
Meanwhile, Chaumet offered a refreshed take on its emblematic Bee de Chaumet line, reinterpreting the house’s symbols with elevated craftsmanship that pays homage to its storied legacy.
Despite a cautious consumer environment, LVMH’s Watches & Jewellery division maintained its momentum, reflecting the enduring appeal of its maisons and their ability to connect with global audiences through creativity and heritage.
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