Louis Vuitton Watch Prize
2025-2026
Louis Vuitton Watch Prize 2025-2026
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The Winner
Meet Alexandre Hazemann and Victor Monnin, winners of the Louis Vuitton Watch Prize's second edition with School Watch, a remarkable timepiece born from their shared passion for horology. Having first met at the watchmaking school in Morteau, France, their collaboration today is recognized as a promising voice of a new generation of independent watchmakers.
The Trophy
Echoing the exceptional savoir-faire of independent watchmaking, the trophy’s unique form is inspired by the balance spring — the essential component of a timepiece’s precision. Crafted in sterling silver in England, it was engraved during the closing ceremony by a master engraver from La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton with the name of the winning watchmaker, joining that of the first laureate, Raúl Pagès.
The Jury
Appointed by the Committee of Experts, the jury of five esteemed representatives leads the Prize’s final stage, beginning with a series of auditions of the qualifying finalists. Through presentations and discussions, each creation is assessed once more before private deliberations determine the laureate, revealed during the official ceremony of the Louis Vuitton Watch Prize 2025–2026.
The Ceremony
Watchmakers, experts, and leading industry voices from around the world gathered for this exclusive ceremony, celebrating the passionate people and creative ingenuity shaping the future of horology.
