New and Limited Editions Available for the Relaunch

This salon, where Louis Vuitton specializes in watches and fine jewelry, first appeared within the Matsuya Ginza store in 2008. Since then, the brand's exquisite craftsmanship has been showcased in Ginza, the forefront of luxury.

The "Louis Vuitton Matsuya Ginza Watch & Fine Jewelry Salon" was then reborn with its reopening on September 4th.

The design of the revitalized salon was overseen by architect Peter Marino, who also designed the watch and fine jewelry salon on Place Vendôme in Paris. The facade draws inspiration from the exterior of the Matsuya Ginza store, inviting light and featuring gold Monogram motifs that illuminate the interior with an even brighter and more festive atmosphere than before. Similar to the Vendôme salon, the tapestry "Bride3" by Fahd Moshiri is displayed, and the feminine, flowing lines of the central display, crafted from rare materials like lacquer and mica, create a sophisticated space that highlights the narrative of each product.

With the largest selection in Japan and meticulous service from specialists, guests can fully enjoy their shopping experience.

To commemorate the salon's renovation, a collection of special pieces has been curated. For timepieces, the limited edition "Tambour Monogram Pink" is available, and the "LV 55," which will be pre-released in Japan this autumn ahead of its global launch, is unveiled here before anywhere else. The "LV 55" is inspired by the exceptional, historic "Malle Aluminium" trunk, featuring a rounded, simple exterior and a modern style that appeals to all genders. It's a model that allows one to experience Louis Vuitton's interpretation of "time," and we invite you to visit the new salon to be among the first to acquire these precious timepieces.