Jewelry retail brand Tourneau officially enters the Chinese market

Recently, Tourneau, the largest and world-renowned watch and jewelry retail brand in the United States, finally came to China and made its debut in Shanghai Xintiandi for the first time. It announced the opening of the Tourneau watch and jewelry store to the Chinese market with an unveiling ceremony. The Tourneau brand was founded in 1900 and has more than a century of history. Selecting the same building with a history of 100 years as Tourneau, Shikumen Building in Shanghai is a flagship store in Shanghai. It not only embodies the historical and cultural echoes of the two, but also highlights the unique elegance of the Tourneau watch and jewelry store.

Tourneau President Howard Ronald Levitt said: China's high-end watch market is developing rapidly and it is entirely possible that it will surpass the United States in the future. The Tourneau Xintiandi flagship store covers an area of ​​over 1,000 square meters. It is a three-story building with an old and unique Shikumen architectural style. The interior features a unique clock museum and the atmosphere of a top-class private clubhouse.

In particular, the VIP Clubhouse on the third floor provides an elegant and quiet environment and a home away from home service. Members can exchange cigars and wine while enjoying the experience of luxury watches. By adhering to the principle of “creating more ideas for customers”, VIP provides professional and considerate customer service and excellent after-sales service.

Vacheron Constantin

Chinese antique clocks unveiled

Vacheron Constantin, the world's top watch brand with more than 250 years of history, held a large-scale antique watch exhibition in Beijing China Millennium Monument on the evening of August 18 to demonstrate its outstanding position in the world watch industry and began in the early 19th century. China's insolence. This is the first time in the world that the brand has held such a grand scale antique watch display event, and it also kicked off the “Vacheron Constantin China antique watch tour”.

In this exhibition, 84 exquisite antique clocks and treasures were presented, all of which were collected by the Vacheron Constantin Geneva Historical Museum for many years. Particularly worth mentioning are fifteen exquisite timepieces that began in the early nineteenth century with rich Chinese style. They were either inspired by Chinese elements or specifically tailored for the then Chinese royal family.

The mechanical clocks and devices with exquisite structure are not only the accumulation and refinement of human knowledge of the natural sciences, but also reflect the interaction between the Chinese royal family and foreign envoys in gift gifts and their mutual influence on aesthetic tastes.